About the Author
Jean Sasson
ISBN 9780553816938
Rs. 720
Bantam
Daughters Of Arabia
Who it's for: Readers interested in women's lives in Saudi Arabia and royal memoirs
In "Daughters Of Arabia," Jean Sasson continues Princess Sultana's candid exploration of women's lives within the Saudi Arabian royal family. This powerful narrative shifts focus to Princess Sultana's own teenage daughters, Maha and Amani, who, despite being surrounded by immense wealth, grapple with the profound restrictions of their society. Their stories, alongside those of other family members, illuminate the complex interplay of opulence, tradition, and the yearning for personal freedom within a rigidly structured culture.Why You Should Read? Gain insight into the daily lives and challenges faced by royal women in Saudi Arabia. Understand the societal and cultural restrictions impacting personal freedom in a closed society. Witness courageous stories of women seeking agency and challenging the status quo. Explore authentic depictions of Saudi Arabian culture, including significant religious rituals like the Makkah pilgrimage.
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- Continues Princess Sultana's candid narrative
- Focuses on daughters Maha and Amani
- Explores opulence, tradition, and personal freedom
- Includes insights into Saudi culture and rituals
- Based on real experiences of royal women
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Is this a sequel to another book?
Yes, it continues the story from Jean Sasson's earlier book about Princess Sultana.
Who are the main subjects?
The book focuses on Princess Sultana's teenage daughters, Maha and Amani, and their experiences.
What does the book cover?
It covers the lives of royal women in Saudi Arabia, including their social conditions and cultural restrictions.
Does it include religious practices?
Yes, it mentions significant rituals like the Makkah pilgrimage.