Archive for the ‘Women's Empowerment’ Category

When you look to yourself as a single unit in this entire world, you may absurd the ability to bring yourself back to realism. Realizing the details of your existence is the perfect way to believe in YOU. My Answer: I am Weam. I dream nothing to achieve it all. ” I think myself is [...]

Islam and women’s Status

Posted: January 27, 2010 in Women's Empowerment

By Weam Al Dakheel Nawal El Saadawi is an Egyptian feminist, activist, physician and writer. She has more than forty books. Her novels and books are mainly focused on women’s position and the feminist movement in the Arab world. In the article “Empowerment of women, writing and fighting” Nawal El Saadawi states her views on [...]

By Weam Al Dakheel The Breeze of Youth by Ulfat al-Idilbi paved way into a discussion of the women in the Arab Region who have emerged to empower themselves, to fight the status quo in order to show that they have something to offer the world, and that they can do as the men does—this [...]

By Weam Al Dakheel Salwa Bakr is a renowned Egyptian woman literary writer. Born and based in Cairo, she had been a film critic for several Arabic language publications in Cyprus. With a degree in business management and literary criticism, she embarked in the field of journalism and literature and become one of Egypt’s most [...]