ZAMONAVIY ARAB DUNYOSIDA AYOLLAR VA ULARNING IJTIMOIY MADANIY O‘RNI
Keywords:
Women, Arab world, gender roles, socio-cultural position, empowerment, education, workforce, politics, cultural participation, gender equalityAbstract
The role of women in the contemporary Arab world has undergone significant transformation in recent decades, influenced by social, cultural, economic, and political changes. Women increasingly participate in education, the workforce, politics, and cultural life, challenging traditional gender norms while negotiating cultural and religious expectations. This study explores the evolving socio-cultural position of women in Arab societies, examining factors that influence their empowerment, the challenges they face, and the strategies employed to achieve social and professional recognition. Understanding women’s roles in contemporary Arab societies highlights ongoing debates about gender equality, modernization, and the balance between tradition and progress.
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