This research deals the rural woman's condition and the difficulties she experiences economically, socially and psychologically. It shows how rural tourism can alleviate hardships. In particular, the research examines the impact of tourism on rural w
omen through its contribution to reduction of poverty and job creation. Rural tourism has an empowering effect socially and psychologically.
Theoretical analysis and statistical test of the data of studied sample support the validity of the hypothesis of this research that tourism has an important role in improving the situation of rural women.
Women occupied the foreground and background of poems. Poets wrote poems about her, describing her in detail. The technique used to depict these features that gave the poem its form is one that had been brought to existence by that era. This techniq
ue imposed on the poem the outlines so that it came out typically representative of the prevailing social status quo. The woman, in Jahili poetry, is a beautiful image by which poets decorate the beginnings of their poems. Their relationship with the woman is on one occasion defined by exalting and respect, and on the other defined by deprecation and lust. The woman in Jahili poetry is different from the woman in Umayyad or Abbasid poetry, in terms of both status and social predisposition. Although the figure of the woman dominates poetry, it dominates it in the way the era and the poet choose. As to the status and the degeneration of the woman in the Abbasid Era, the poets' points of view vary. She is no more the appraised beauty that looks like the moon's light and the sunrise. It would be of no surprise to see poems neglecting the woman, or others referring to her along with entertainment, wine and moral degeneration. The woman becomes a symbol of seduction and corruption, represented by a cunning courtesan, or a nun.
Women is the half of society, which born and grow the second half, so take-up the oppression on women men to take-up it on whole society , because the women is the whole society, so the freedom of women is the freedom of country and human, where the
thrall mother cannot born freedom child , and sick mother cannot born healthy body, and mind child, so we must be attention toward necessary care of women ,and create suitable climant ,which help her to egress from the crucible of blindness, and darkness toward the court of science , and light supply the suitable circumstance, which command her to developed herself , and subsequently to developed the whole society, so man must stop to uses the Violence against women, because these thing disrupt her capability to life, and to feel her dignity, and humanity, but if he did not belief in these thing ,so we must constraint him by all possible procedure ,or methods.
This study aimed to know the meaning of life in a sample of women with breast
cancer, in Lattakia in the Syrian Arab Republic, and the known differences between
respondents depending on the variables of the study ,Residence (rural, city), marital s
tatus
(single mom, married), work (working, non-working), age (less than 45.45 and above), and
the study descriptive analytical method has been adopted, and has taken a researcher from
the questionnaire President to take the views of members of the tool The study sample
consisted meaning of life scale questionnaire prepared by the researcher was applied to a
sample consisting of 70 women .
"Women working in the informal sector," the study aims to identify the conditions
and problems of women working in the informal sector as well as the reasons for their
work in this sector, and also aims to identify the future aspirations so as to i
mprove their
situation.
To achieve this purpose, the study interviews women workers in the informal sector who
are between the ages of 23-50 years old and work in the areas of production and services.
The study sample consists of 20 women from different educational levels of living in the
city and countryside of Latakia. The cases of the study are asked to answer questions about
the status of their work, taking into account the pressures faced by working in the field
work.
Results of the study shows that women (case studies) contribute to improving their
standard of living through their work in the informal sector as well as part of them suffer
from problems and difficulties at work. It is also a finding of the study, the role of the
aforementioned sector in achieving economic and social independence for worker women.
The study results through a set of recommendations and proposals that can contribute to
improving the conditions of worker women in the informal sector.
The research aims at identifying the extent to which food
exporting companies in Syria are interested in cultural and
social influences (family, women, education, reference groups,
language, religion, aesthetics, customs and traditions) in the
ta
rgeted international markets. The research adopted descriptive
analytical method. The research community was one of the
exporting food companies in Syria.
This paper attempts to trace women's journey through
history criticizing patriarchy, gender roles and typical
stereotypes in any society, especially that of the eighteenth and
nineteenth centuries. Women struggle against all these issues
in order to establish new identities and a monarchy where
justice controls.
Cash visions variation around the female and a clear indicator of a scene
reflects the importance of the female element in the pre-Islamic life despite the
harsh environment and the patriarchal society, and the result of this disparity
Reading richer cash psychological readings party by Arab literature.
Natural birth is a unique experience in the mother's life, but it is associated with
severe pain due to uterine contractions during labor, so the control of this pain is an
important requirement for them. The massage and breathing techniques during
labor are
considered Non-pharmacological methods that can help mothers cope with this Pain, for
that reason this semi-experimental study aimed to know the effect of massage therapy and
breathing techniques on severe pain in (30) women during the first stage of labor chosen
by in the obstetrics and children's hospital and university Tishreen Hospital in Lattakia,
where they randomly assigned to three groups: (10) were treated with massage therapy,
(10) were treated with breathing techniques, and (10) were treated with massage and
breathing techniques together. The researcher used tools to collect demographic data and to
measure the pain intensity as determined by the women verbally, and the intensity of the
pain as it appears on the face of the women. The study found a decrease in the intensity of
pain in the women in the sample when applying both massage and breathing techniques on
their own and when applied together during the first stage of labor. The current study
recommended massage and breathing techniques during the first stage of labor to reduce
labor pain, educate midwives on the importance of massage and breathing techniques in
the alleviation of labor pains and train them to apply it, and to conduct research on the
effectiveness of participation between the use of other methods of non-pharmacological
pain relief and non-participation Among them.
The ruling Fatimid Caliph, Alhakm by-Amr Allah, is one of the most closed political
figures in the history of Islamic Egypt. The " Alhakm " did not do much to govern himself
until he issued many extraordinary social "records" and renounced the reli
gious tolerance
of his Fatimid caliphs He issued a number of records limiting their religious freedom, but
the " Alhakm " did not continue this policy towards the people of the Dhimah, But issued
four years before his disappearance (411 AH/1020AD) several decrees to free the freedom
of worship for Christians and Jews.
