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What do Arab men think of Western women?
Like the traditional orientalist image of the harem, Arab views of the contemporary western woman are also highly sexualised. In fact, many Arab men, particularly those with little contact with the west, have this fantasy of western women that comes straight out of Playboy magazine or the grainy images of pirate pornos.
Do Middle Eastern women out-marry?
My guess is that Middle Eastern ( this is probably true to a lesser degree with Israeli women too)women do not out marry much. Moreover I do not know this , I just suspect it, middle eastern women would not likely have the independence, or discretion to select a non-middle eastern spouse Now.
Can an Indian marry an Arab woman from Yemen?
Well, Indian here married an Arab woman from Yemen. Firstly, i met my wife at college when we were both studying for Software Engineering.
Do Arab women live like nuns?
Even in the west, the pioneering women in academia and the professions in the late 19th and early 20th centuries often lived like nuns. It should be pointed out that many religious Arabs, including women, do not believe that Arab women are oppressed, but that they enjoy a different, and superior, kind of liberty.
The social position of women in Muslim countries is worse than anywhere else, for example a woman can work and travel only with the written permission of her husband or male guardian, they can not obtain divorce without their husband’s cooperation who in contrast can obtain divorce simply by filling out a divorce form.
Are there feminist organizations in the Middle Eastern countries?
Although there are feminist organizations in Middle Eastern countries, they tend to be small and to lack significant input into the political process. This improvement in the status of women has not resulted from pressures from women and women’s groups.
What is the status of women’s rights in the Middle East?
Legal issues involving women’s status in the Middle East tend to be quite different from those in the West. Although there are feminist organizations in Middle Eastern countries, they tend to be small and to lack significant input into the political process.