Amin gave an example of the situation | In his text, the blame has shifted from men to women |
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Iz "Causes, effects, morals, and recommendations" | His mission in France lasted four years |
Greatly influenced by the works of , Amin is quoted to have said that "if Egyptians did not modernize along European lines and if they were 'unable to compete successfully in the struggle for survival they would be eliminated | Qasim Amin believed the formal statements could force the husband to be aware of his clear desire of separating with his wife |
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He refuted polygamy saying it "implied an intense contempt of women," and that marriage should be a mutual agreement |
le duc D'Hartcourt was written as a response to Duke Hartcourt's staunch criticism of Egyptian life and women | Education [ ] As a youth, Amin was enrolled in many of Egypt's most privileged schools |
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Qasim's father held large feudal estates in and | In addition, history professor, Mona Russell further challenge Amin's description of the new woman saying that it was "one of the fruits of modern society |
Although, he maintained his view that Egypt remain a patriarchal society, its women should remove the veil and be given a primary education.
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