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  • Female University Students Support Women’s Inclusion in the Constituent Assembly 
    Bint Al Nil (Bint Al Nil, 1952-02)
    The article points out that the Press Syndicate has been receiving numerous female university students wishing to express their full support to Doria Shafiq and the other women strikers.
  • Friends of the People Society 
    Bint Al Nil (Bint Al Nil, 1946)
    An announcement of a soiree in El-Arizona under the patronage of King Farouk the First in favor of charitable organizations in Cairo in 1946.
  • From Across the Seas 
    Shafik, Doria (Bint Al Nil, 1954-11)
    In this article, Doria Shafiq writes to her readers from Europe to congratulate them on the status Egyptian women reached in Europe. Egyptian women have finally come out of the cocoon into the wider world.
  • Gateway to Giving: Directory of 181 Certified Civil Society Organisations 
    Pakistan Centre for Philanthropy (Pakistan Centre for Philanthropy, 2010)
    In Pakistan, where knowledge and information gaps still persist between donors and beneficiary local organizations, the Gateway acts as a tool to help fill this gap. The information includes their focus, geographical reach, ...
  • Girls’ Education in Egypt 
    El-Hamouly, Sonia (Bint Al Nil, 1956-04)
    This article features an interview with the Dean of the Higher Institute for Women Teachers who touched on different women-related issues such as the Girl’s College, rate of literacy among girls in Upper Egypt, and women’s ...
  • Going Beyond Business Intelligent Corporate Philanthropy 
    Pakistan Centre for Philanthropy (Pakistan Centre for Philanthropy, 2007-12)
    The Centre has conceptualized this document to serve a threefold purpose: i) to document qualitative aspects of corporate giving by depicting some good, inspiring and effective giving examples of international and mainly ...
  • The Greatest of Months 
    Shafik, Doria (Bint Al Nil, 1951-12)
    In this article, Doria Shafiq presents one of the most important events that took place in the month of November of that year. She describes November as the greatest of months, when a great number of young Egyptians went ...
  • The History of Egyptian Women 
    Shafik, Doria (Bint Al Nil, 1956-02)
    The article traces the history of Egyptian women from ancient Egyptian times where they were considered the source of life, to Pre-Islamic times where their status waned, to the Post-Islamic period where they regained their ...
  • Hoda Shaarawi 
    Shafik, Doria (Bint Al Nil, 1956-01)
    This article marks the eighth anniversary of the death of Egyptian feminist leader Hoda Shaarawi, the first Egyptian advocate of women’s rights. She strived to raise awareness among Egyptian women, calling on them to claim ...
  • Housewife 
    Shafik, Doria (Bint Al Nil, 1949-10)
    The article comes in response to claims that Bint al Nil magazine encourages women to enter the labor market and engage in political life at the expense of their domestic responsibilities. The author maintains that the ...
  • I Know the Secret of Life 
    Bint Al Nil (Bint Al Nil, 1951-09)
    This article talks about the Egyptian lawyer Mofeeda Abd Al Rahman, who is a living example of a woman’s ability to create a balance between her career and her role as a housewife. Mofeeda Abd Al Rahman is a dedicated ...
  • In the Trust of the Newborn Party 
    Abdo, Ibrahim (Bint Al Nil, 1949-03)
    The author welcomes the new women's party initiated by Dr. Doria Shafik, placing remarkable stress on the necessity of men's support. He maintains that the most critical responsibility of the newborn party is minor rights ...
  • The Indian Journalists Say: We Saw Egypt Through Bint Al Nil. 
    Arwash, Mona (Bint Al Nil, 1951-02)
    This article talks about a visit of an Indian delegation of journalists to Egypt. The delegation met with members from Bint Al Nil, and they discussed the important political and social roles that women play in society. ...
  • Indonesian Women 
    Bint Al Nil (Bint Al Nil, 1949-11)
    The theme of this article is Indonesian women who are renowned for offering great support to their husbands. An example is a lady called Naya' Din who, after her husband's death, led the army until the last day of her life. ...
  • Instructions by the Princess 
    Shafik, Doria (Bint Al Nil, 1948-04)
    The article highlights the philanthropic role of Princess Faiza in supporting the New Woman Society, financially and with personal effort. She organized a ceremony under the auspices of King Farouk the First; funds raised ...
  • International Seminar 
    Shafik, Doria (Bint Al Nil, 1955-04)
    This article talks about an upcoming international seminar on education, traditions, family, women and other public issues. Held under the auspices of The New York Herald Tribune, the seminar brings together students from ...
  • International Women’s Right 
    Kamel, Mahmoud (Bint Al Nil, 1949-04)
    The article is about the UN Committee for Women’s Rights. These include political rights such as equal-gender participation in national and international bodies ; cultural rights such as equal education opportunities; ...
  • Is it a Mirage? 
    Shafik, Doria (Bint Al Nil, 1948-11)
    The author, Doria Shafik, argues that women’s rights seem to have turned into a mirage given parliamentary indifference despite Egypt’s great leaps of progress. Shafik poses the question: If Egyptian men were asked in ...
  • Issa Al-Naouri Writings and Biography 
    Qatami, Samir (Abdul Hameed Shoman Foundation, 2011-07-07)
    The lecture features a brief biography of the Jordanian writer Issa Al-Naouri, with highlights on his novels and poetry. Al-Naouri was a prolific author who has published nearly 50 books of poetry, novels, autobiography, ...
  • Journalism’s Challenge 
    Shafik, Doria (Bint Al Nil, 1951-09)
    In this article, Doria Shafik talks about the difficult challenge that journalism was able to surpass. She discusses the important role freedom plays in the development of communities. Journalism allows for the expression ...