上世纪初,西方女权运动如火如荼,阿拉伯世界也随之揭开了妇女解放运动的帷幕。一时间,穆斯林妇女开始尝试摘下面纱,走出家门,步入社会,争取平等。无数知识分子为此摇旗呐喊,其中就包括埃及著名女作家纳娃勒·赛阿达维。纳娃勒·赛阿达维出生于埃及开罗市郊的小村庄卡法尔·塔赫拉。童年时即养成了强烈的女性意识。1955年,纳娃勒以优异的成绩毕业于开罗 At the beginning of the last century, the western feminist movement was in full swing. As a result, the Arab world unveiled the women’s liberation movement. For a time, Muslim women began to try their best to get rid of their veils, get out of their homes, enter the community and fight for equality. To this end numerous intellectuals waved their voices, including the famous Egyptian writer Natalia · Saiadavi. Navale Saadavid was born in Cafalhathra, a small village on the outskirts of Cairo, Egypt. Childhood developed a strong sense of the female. In 1955, Natalie graduated with honors from Cairo