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    Place of Women In Iran
    Place of Women In Iran
    Place of Women In Iran
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    Place of Women In Iran

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    There is no doubt that the women in Iran enjoy better rights than the Muslim women in most of the Arabian countries. Iranian women have been historically very active members of the Iranian society.

    The historical records suggest that the women in Persia had almost equal rights and they were equally involved in politics, education, and social acts as men.

    After the Islamic Revolution some of their rights were repealed but they are still very actively showing their presence in the field of education, arts, politcs, and industry. In the field of education, the participation of women is much more than men in Iran.

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    Chapter One: Introduction
    Chapter Two: Historical Background
    Chapter Three: Travelling to Foreign Countries
    Chapter Four: Women under Pahlavi Dynasty
    Chapter Five: Under the Islamic Republic
    Chapter Six: Women and Politics in Iran
    Chapter Seven: Women’s Role in Economy
    Chapter Eight: Famous Iranian Women
    Chapter Nine: Women’s Movements in Iran
    Chapter Ten: Culture and Iranian Women

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherRaja Sharma
    Release dateDec 20, 2013
    ISBN9781311964595
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      Chapter One: Introduction

      Iranian women have a very distinguished place in the Islamic world and in Iran. There are several Iranian women who have risen up in the academic circles and made their name internationally known.

      Persia has a very colorful history. All through the history of Persia, the women are said to have used heavy make-up. Even men used make-up in the past. The women in Persia wore jewellery and colored their body parts.

      In the past the garments worn by the Iranian women used to be very elaborate and colorful. The clothing style in the past was not marked by gender; it was marked by class and status.

      Post 1935 Persia has gone through several revolutionary changes in its cultural and social habits.

      The women in modern Iran have several mixes and appearances, both in fashion and social norm.

      Traditional Iranian women used to have a pre-defined appearance set by social norms and those norms were the standard for all

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