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The Role of Syrian Women in Combating French Colonialism Nazek El Abed (Model) | ||
| Al Malweah for Archaeological and Historical studies | ||
| Article 1, Volume 4, Issue 9, 2017, Pages 229-242 | ||
| Author | ||
| Shaima Fadel Makhieber | ||
| Abstract | ||
| The research (the role of Syrian women in the struggle against French colonialism Nazek al-Abed model) highlights the era of time Syria experienced under the French occupation, which coincided with a social movement in which the Syrian woman sided with the man against old habits. The social pressures, as they set out against a masculine society with a well-established tradition. Despite the position of Syrian women in literary salons and women's magazines, their participation in public concerns and the political life of the country left a clear and indisputable mark. Nazek al-Abed grew up in an atmosphere of luxury, convenience and prosperity, but she moved away from pretending to be great and walked the path of culture, science, knowledge and jihad. The first women's associations aimed at educating and educating women and encouraging them to participate in the struggle against colonialism and to put it into action as a basic way to liberate women. However, the circumstances surrounding these associations made them incapable of effectively influencing the mobilization of large women's masses except in a limited group, We have a bit of education. | ||
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