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المراة البصرية ودورها في الحياة العامة (14 - 247 هـ /635 - 861 م) == The Basri Woman And Her Role In Public Life 14 - 247 A. H / 635 - 861 A. D
Author name:
رسل عادل نعمة
Supervisor name:
صبيح نوري خلف الحلفي
General topic:
History
Specific topic:
Islamic History
Degree:
Master
University:
University Of Basrah - College Of Education For Girls - Department Of History
Language:
Arabic
University location:
Basrah
First pages:
11T2983 - p.pdf
Abstract:
The study of this research which deals with Basri Woman and her role in Public life (from 14A. H./297A. D) is of the social, economic and political studies. It studied all women who lived and died in Basrah, or those who lived in Basrah and died in Basrah, or those who lived in Basrah for a while then left, and those who came to Basrah from pther places and their roles in these places and in Basrah whether they had a socids economic, political or in tellectud role. The first chapter dealt with Arabian Peninsule and women in urban and nomad societies. It dealt with the talents enjoyed by the women in Arabian penin sule in addition to the marriage, clothing, perfumes and accessories of Bassi women. It also included the economic side and what Basri women did according to their living standards, jobs and occupations. The second chapter studied the role of Basri women in political life. They participated by offering their opininon and advice in political matters. They expressed their opinions and obtained political condonation. They fought for the right and stand by men to encourge and suppore them to fight. Basri women readned the battlefield and participated there and helped the fighter by supporting them, healing the wounded, taking care of the patients and providing food and drink. The third chapter is concerned with the intellectual role of Basri women. The first section studied the role of Basri narrators and companiens in keeping and recording the sunna in addition to the role of adorers and ascetics in Basrah society. The role of women in liteature was also studied for their role was not limited to politics and religion, but extended to literature and rhetoric as well as singing and poetry.
Summary:
11T2983 - A.pdf
References:
11T2983 - R.pdf
