@article{2019,title={THE HISTORICAL DEVELOPMENT OF ARABIAN WOMEN'S MOVEMENT},abstractNode={Arab societies are different with respect to social, economic, political and cultural characteristics. They are not of similar structure. As these societies are not homogenous, Arabian women are not homogeneous as well. Therefore, women’s movements in different Arabian countries differ from each other. The emergence of Arabian women’s movements is based on the modernization movement of the 19th century and anti-colonial national independence movements of the 20th century. The first males who dealt with women’s rights in the Arabian world are Butrus el-Bustani, Rifa’a Rafi’ et-Tahtavi ve Ahmed Faris eş-Şidyak. Later on, such women as Zeynep Fevvaz, Aişe et-Teymuriyye, Bahisetu’l-Badiye, Huda Şa’ravi, Duriye Şefik and Neval es-Sa’davi fought for their rights with their writings, associations and struggles.},author={Hayati ÖNCEL},year={2019},journal={The Journal of Social Sciences}}