Ebook {Epub PDF} A Woman of Egypt by Jehan Sadat

In her overwritten and artless autobiography, the widow of the assassinated Egyptian leader recounts her religious and nationalistic renaissance in the wake of World War II, her courtship by the impoverished, antiroyalist revolutionary Sadat and her parents' disapproval, the couple's early financial struggles, the "shameful" excesses of the new republic, her reforms for women's rights and the dangers and /5(31). About The Book. In this passionate and heartfelt autobiography, Jehan Sadat tells of her life as a patriot, feminist, wife, and mother at the turbulent center of an ancient land. Sharing her experiences of defying the strict Muslim traditions of her country, Jehan Sedat tells the intensely inspiring story of overcoming the expectations of others on the path to honor bltadwin.rued on: Febru. In this passionate and heartfelt autobiography, Jehan Sadat tells of her life as a patriot, feminist, wife, and mother at the turbulent center of an ancient bltadwin.rug her experiences of defying.

Jehan Sadat—an internationally renowned advocate for peace, for women's rights, and for education, with strong ties to the university community—died on July 9 at the age of Sadat was the widow of former Egyptian President Anwar Sadat, who was assassinated in She was instrumental in founding and promoting the Anwar Sadat Chair for Peace and Development, which was established in. Jehan Sadat, widow of former Egyptian president Anwar Sadat, the first Arab leader to reach a peace agreement with Israel, died July 9 in Egypt. She was "A Woman of Egypt," and. item 7 A Woman of Egypt by Jehan Sadat 7 - A Woman of Egypt by Jehan Sadat. $ Free shipping. See all 17 - All listings for this product. Ratings and Reviews. Write a review. out of 5 stars based on 2 product ratings. 2 product ratings. 5. 2 users rated this 5 out of 5 stars 2. 4.

In this passionate and heartfelt autobiography, Jehan Sadat tells of her life as a patriot, feminist, wife, and mother at the turbulent center of an ancient bltadwin.rug her experiences of defying. Daughter of a government employee and an Englishwoman, Jehan Sadat grew up in middle-class Cairo, surrounded by protective relatives and traditional culture. She early developed a strong sense of. In her overwritten and artless autobiography, the widow of the assassinated Egyptian leader recounts her religious and nationalistic renaissance in the wake of World War II, her courtship by the impoverished, antiroyalist revolutionary Sadat and her parents' disapproval, the couple's early financial struggles, the "shameful" excesses of the new republic, her reforms for women's rights and the dangers and rewards of the presidency.