About the Author
Jean Sasson
ISBN 9780553812183
Rs. 720
Bantam
Desert Royal
Who it's for: Readers interested in Middle Eastern women's lives and royal memoirs
In "Desert Royal," Jean Sasson continues the compelling life story of Princess Sultana, a Saudi Arabian royal fighting for women's rights within her kingdom. This narrative unfolds against the complex backdrop of increasing Islamic fundamentalism, revealing the personal struggles and societal challenges faced by women in conservative Muslim countries.Why You Should Read? Gain unique insight into the lives of women within Saudi Arabian society and the royal family. Explore the ongoing battle for human rights and gender equality in the Middle East. Witness a powerful personal account set against significant cultural and political shifts. Understand the complexities of tradition, religion, and the yearning for change.
Highlights
- Sequel to Princess Sultana's earlier memoirs
- Focuses on women's rights in Saudi Arabia
- Set against increasing Islamic fundamentalism
- Personal account of a royal family member
- Explores cultural and political shifts in the Middle East
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Questions about this book
Is this a sequel?
Yes, it continues the life story of Princess Sultana, a Saudi Arabian royal.
What is the main focus of the book?
It focuses on Princess Sultana's fight for women's rights in Saudi Arabia, set against the backdrop of increasing Islamic fundamentalism.
What can I learn from this book?
You gain insight into the lives of women in Saudi society, the royal family, and the challenges they face regarding human rights and gender equality.
Is it a personal account?
Yes, it is a personal narrative from Princess Sultana's perspective, offering a firsthand view of cultural and political shifts.