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I call on every lover of truth to examine with me the status of women in Egyptian society. I am confident that such individuals will arrive independently at the same conclusion I have, namely, the necessity of improving the status of Egyptian women. The truth I am presenting today has preoccupied me for a long time; I have considered it, examined it, and analyzed it. When it was eventually stripped of all confounding errors, it occupied an important place in my thinking, rivaled other ideas, overcame them, and finally reached the point where it became my dominant thought, alerting me to its advantages and reminding me of its necessity. I became aware of the absence of a platform from which this truth could be elevated from reflection to the unlimited space of appeal and attention.

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Mansoor Moaddel Kamran Talattof

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© 2000 Mansoor Moaddel and Kamran Talattof

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Amin, Q. (2000). The Liberation of Women. In: Moaddel, M., Talattof, K. (eds) Modernist and Fundamentalist Debates in Islam. Palgrave Macmillan, New York. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-137-09848-1_16

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