Woman At Point Zero by Nawal El Saadawi

Firdaus removed her last little virtue. By doing so, she understood the truth of society. Seeing what the woman is like in her house in Egypt, she saw the only way out of trouble. Firdaus who wants to become a non-frustrated person; she discovered that a successful prostitute is better than a misplaced saint. During her lifetime, Firdaus received women's abuse in her society. First of all, her father did not treat her accidentally, it is the way she always treated her with her daughter.

Nawal El Saadawi 's novel "Zero Point Woman" and Laurie Penny' s article "Egyptian Woman on Gender Discrimination" can be related internally or outside the time and location associated with the novel. Article Her wisdom, sharp memory, and her determination come from not only formal education but life experience and her persistent attributes. Many of her tribes have forgotten or did not show interest in the ancient tribal tradition, but due to the pretty shield, these traditions are sacred and perpetual inscriptions to her heart and spirit. Before she got married, the 16-year-old Pretty Shield adopted her baby whose parents were killed.

A woman of Point Zero (Arabic: امرأة عندن قطة الصفر, Emra'a enda noktat el sifr) is a novel published by Nawal El Saadawi in Arabic in 1975. Novels are based on the encounter with Saadawi with female prisoners in Qanatir prison. First person account of Firdaus, a murderer who agreed to tell the story of her life before being executed. This novel is exploring women's conquest in patriarchal society, women's circumcision and women's liberty issues. At the end of 1972, Saadawi published the magazine Women and Sex and was dismissed as director of Health Education and editor in Health Magazine. She began studying the neurosis of Egyptian women, during which she spoke of a prisoner, including a female prisoner who met a doctor at Qanatir prison and killed a man.

Of Zero Zero's women, Nawal El Saadawi explained her psychiatrist's experience in Egypt and studied the psychological effects of prisons on female prisoners. In the introduction she said in the introduction that when doing these studies, he did not know that one day he would be imprisoned in the government. While visiting Qanatir prison, Naval met a doctor and told her she had a really great prisoner. She is waiting to kill the death sentence of the man, but the doctor can not believe that the woman has the ability to kill someone. He wrote a request for amnesty, but a woman who was sentenced to death sentenced her not to sign. Navarre desperately wanted to see a woman named Firdaus, but Firdaus refused to meet her. Finally, the day before she was executed, Firdaus agreed to meet Nawal.