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Saadawi emphasizes the role of women making their own choices in Egyptian culture through Firdaus' acquisition and loss of money.

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Firdaus's ability to tell her truth and accept it brings her freedom from the fear that has held her back in life.

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Saadawi uses the opression of women and actions of men in the novel to express the issues with the Muslim Religion

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In Woman at Point Zero, Saadawi expresses how the freedom of women in Egyptian society is restricted by focusing on religion

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Boyarsky                                                                           Saadawi uses the Egyptian ideals and standards of women as the inferior gender as motivation for people  to make a better life for themselves.

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Boyarsky                                                                           Saadawi uses the Egyptian ideals and standards of women as the inferior gender as motivation for people  to make a better life for themselves.

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Saadawi uses irony as a recurring theme in the novel in order to criticize on the paradoxal tendencies of Muslim society and religion.

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Saadawi represents Firdaus as a free women only as a prostitute because in that culture she cannot be equal when under the protection and care of someone else.

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Through the different encounters of the men in her life Firdaus is finally able to appreciate and value herself by demanding respect and naming her price.

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Saadawi uses Firdaus as a symbol of change from what is commonly displayed in the life of a typical Egyptian women.

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Saadawi uses the symbol

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Saadawi uses eyes as a symbol in the novel to represent love, for whenever Firdaus feels love, she describes the

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Saadawi uses the various actions of men to illustrate the flaws in Egyptian and Muslim society.

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Firdaus is a product of her society's religious beliefs because there, men use religion to impose their dominance

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Saadawi utilizes juxtaposition throughout the novel, such as in the treatment of women and in Firdaus's life, to provide insight on conflicting ideals in Egyptian society.

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Saadawi

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The theme of male dominance in marriage and in the work force throughout the novel allows the reader to see why woman in the Egyptian society had to turn to prostitution like .

Saadawi's description of male dominance throughout the novel illustrates what few choices women in Egyptian society have.

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Saadawi uses eyes within the novel to show truths, thus criticizing the unequal differences in the expected roles and morals of males and females in Egypt.

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Saadawi displays men in the novel in such a way that it illustrates the imbalance and corruption of Egyptian society.

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Through the recurrent reference to Firdaus’ experience with FGM, Saadawi emphasises the true struggle of Egyptian women: they will never obtain the same pleasure within life as men. both literally and figuratively. which is why Saadawi praises Firdaus for accepting death at the end of the novel.

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Saadawi uses Firdaus as way to show disparity in the treatment of men and women in Egypt why

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Saadawi utilizes themes of money and financial gain to illustrate her critique of the balance of power between men and women in Muslim society