Expression of Desires In Arabic Women’s Novels

The expression of the desire in Arab women's novel has selected an ingenious and engaging topic that spans all five different authors' novels. There should be similarities between each book and the theme that connects it, but after all, I do not want to go into embarrassing fields or uneasy fields where novels are gathered. They are all from the Arab world.

In the past half century, women in the Arab world have made important novels. Arabic literary tradition has its story type, but short stories and novels are new genres adopted from the west side from the late nineteenth century to the early twentieth century. The new format introduced in the cultural life process known as the al-nahda in Arabic has undergone considerable experimentation to accept and mature. In particular, the emergence of short stories is closely related to the development of Arabic publishers, and Arab Press Press provides publishing routes to become authors. Since World War II most women's situation gradually improved when most Arab countries acquired political independence and the newly established government pursued social and economic reform policies. Women's participation in public places is increasing, covering all areas of activity. 1912) 1

The purpose of this article is to introduce Arab women's lifestyle, tendency of thought, and creative expression to British readers. Volume provides a rich cultural encounter in which the complex Arab women's world, where these women see themselves, is revealed. The extensive material provided in this volume may wish to deepen the Western understanding of Arab society, to clarify the status and lifestyle of Arab women, and to expand the understanding of Arab female writers' contribution to modern Arabic literature I do not.