Love and silence, by: Anayat Al-Zayyat

A novel filled with many situations that confirm that the heroine, who hides behind the author's implicit voice, Nagyat Al-Zayyat, adopts many feminist ideas that call for equality and defend the woman's right to life itself, as in the موقف Sharifa who gave birth to a girl, and she started to boast about this female, and the conflict between the boy and the girl in Egyptian society. And how she leaned towards the girl and her revolution against reducing women to a body, and the dialogue between her and Ahmed about equality between men and women, and her saying that equality is superficial, as women are nothing but possessions for men with no opinion, and they have no right to choose the life that suits them until now, and this led her to adopt masculinity at all costs by saying that "our men live with the mentality of Harun Al-Rashid amidst the modern appearances of the twentieth century." Number of pages: 238