Badr's A Balcony over the Fakihani, Pillars of Salt, by Fadia Faqir, and Al-Atrash's A Woman of Five Seasons

At the balcony of Fakihani, salt pillars, salt pillars, Fadia Faqir and Al-Atrash 's "5 season women" are trying to be independent from foreign conquistadors, private tyrant and oppressor hands, Arab It was the backdrop of life's world. For Arab women, this struggle is more complicated and they are more concerned about social and cultural constraints. The 20th century, especially in the Middle East, is an amazing bloody century. Since the beginning of the 20th century, there were countless, almost continuous attacking confrontations in this area, such as Ibn Saouji's fight against the Ottoman Empire (Diller 384), and finally the suicide bombing of modern people.

The description of Fadia Faqir 's Salt Column and the image of five Lady Al - Atlas' women have several different perspectives. Some people believe that these women are a kind of superpaternal tradition and culture weakness, dependence, and victims. They are sending their lives as if from one person to another. The first is father and brother, then husband and son. Indeed, Arab women live in patriarchal traditions and cultures, but it is true for most women all over the world.

In Islam there are five pillars called. These five pillars detail how to fulfill your religious obligations. The five pillars of Islam began with a belief in the unity of God and Muhammad as his prophet, and in the beliefs of all other prophets before Muhammad. The next pillar is prayer. Prayer must be done five times a day. The first prayer (light streaks) called Fagr must be seen during the first day of the day until 10 AM. The second day's prayer should be done between noon and the next prayer, which will take place in the afternoon. The fourth prayer of the day was a prayer of Maghrib (sunset). The last prayer is called Isha (night) prayer. If for some reason you miss a prayer anytime of the day, you can make up for it later. The next pillar of Islam is Al-Som (fast). Muslims must fast during Islamic Ramadan. This part is usually part of that wealth