Exiting the harem..

"Feminism" is the Arabic equivalent of the English term Feminism and refers to the thought that believes that the status of women is lower than that enjoyed by men in societies that place both sides within different economic or cultural classifications. In the eyes of feminists, women are not treated equally with men, nor are She obtains her rights in societies that organize their affairs and determine their priorities according to men's vision and interests. .
It can be said that talk about Islamic feminism goes back to the movements demanding women's rights in the Arab and Islamic worlds in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. In the history of the Arab feminist movement, the beginnings go back to the year 1909, when Malak Hifni Nasif published a collection of articles under the title "Feminists" on the pages of The newspaper affiliated with the National Umma Party was considered by many to be a milestone in the history of women. In 1923, the term feminism was used by the Egyptian Women's Party. Whoever goes back to the writings that chronicled this movement will discover the efforts of pioneers including: Qasim Amin and Saad Zaghloul, and pioneers including: Hoda Shaarawi.