As in France in the Arab world Women successfully enter men's careers

At the corner of my house, near the subway station, every day a lady dressed in my four-wheel dress breaks all the preconceptions about women's work: she repairs, sews and re-dyes old shoes. In our Arab societies, it is a shame that women are doing this job because they underestimate their reputation and require considerable physical effort, as well as dirty clothes and hands.

This woman works in her small three-meter-tall shop, sitting behind her desk with wood, in front of which is a tripod, colored dyes, cut-and-paste tools and other simple tools she uses to repair. various types of shoes silently and accurately. When asked why she chose this profession, she said, "I work on the renewal of old shoes.It is a delicate job, and any woman can do it because women are more accurate and more focused than men. "

On the other side of the street, another French person is practicing "throwing keys", copying and printing all kinds of keys in a technical way. The key is carried with a high hand, his teeth are gently drawn and his smile is on his face. The job she carries out is reserved for men in our Arab societies.

It is remarkable that this lady was a lecturer at the university and studied the subject of "phonology". But 10 years ago, she decided to give up her job and devote herself to her small project, casting keys, and she qualified her work as an artist.

But the prevailing perception of work and its distribution between men and women is increasingly changing in our Arab homeland, where many women have crossed the "default" and "forbidden" barriers and started to doing business that has always been associated with men, including driving taxis. A Lebanese woman she met last year told me that she had been forced to use her dead husband's car to support her orphaned children. "I have been the subject of much criticism and harassment from drivers who refuse to join their liberal professions," she said.

Despite all the criticisms she faces every day, she broke the taboo and allowed others to do the same. He came to talk about women's cars in Lebanon as "pink cars". Some women became taxi drivers and moved girls to different locations, reducing harassment, especially at night.

Arab women were also able to engage in unknown occupations and dared to enter many of the hard-to-reach areas. However, this has happened not only in Lebanon, but also in Egypt, as Marwa El-Selhdar shows, who realized his dream and became the first captain of the Egyptian Navy after his entry into the country. Arab Academy of Science, Technology and Maritime Transport. Arab.

In addition, the narrowness of the situation has led Egyptian women to perform a number of strange tasks that are difficult for Egyptian society to accept: driving a taxi to transport passengers, working in a men's hair salon, and participating in construction work, carrying stones and cement. The zones were reserved for men.

Tunisian women have managed to exploit the freedom granted to them to properly perform the duties and occupations of the most important men.The company is used to its work and debate about its direction of airplanes, taxis , subways, trains and buses stopped. Drawing man, such as mechanics, electricity and plumbing.

In this context, a UN report released last year confirmed that Tunisian women were working more than men, with a daily average of 7.2 hours compared to 5.9 hours for men.

Gulf women are no longer denied participation in political life, public statements, and activities that were prohibited to them by the control of social traditions and rigid concepts. All this coincided with the spread of social networking sites. Halima Boland, Dana Al-Tuwairsh, Fawzat Al-Fahd, Beybi Al-Abd Al-Muhsin, Rawan Bin Hussein, al-Fahd, al-Fahd, Rawbi Binh Hussein, and the world of peace have been liberated from many obstacles that prevented them from working in the social world. In the virtual world, they have turned their pages into advertising platforms for the world's leading brands in various fields.

Finally, a large group of Saudi women have received driving licenses, in line with the decision to allow women to drive in Saudi Arabia, an unprecedented precedent. The decision is expected to open up new opportunities for women to perform many jobs and prohibited occupations years ago.

In addition to women's work for most men's jobs, Arab women have also entered the sports field from the widest angle, and when men engage in difficult sports and martial arts that require great physical effort, they participate also competitions in various sports such as football and football. Basketball, table tennis, tennis, swimming and jogging, winning a number of trophies and medals and winning them in many world championships.

In the end, Arab women are very close to their reality and Western women are equal in their ability to compete with men by performing various acts that go beyond the gender barrier and the lower vision of women. A day will come when all male-labeled works will become mundane and will not suffer harassment or disruption in their society.