In conversation: Nawal El Saadawi with Kenan Malik
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- Опубліковано 30 чер 2024
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Nawal El Saadawi is an internationally renowned writer, novelist, medical doctor and fighter for women rights.
Her writing has influenced five generations of women and men in Egypt, in other Arab speaking countries as well as in many other societies, paving the way for dissidence, rebellion and revolution. For more than four decades she has suffered under Egyptian political and religious authorities , which has led court trials, imprisonment, exile, and death threats.
Nawal el Saadawi trained as a doctor, graduating in 1955 from Cairo University and later becoming Cairo’s Director of Public Health, as well as teaching at many universities worldwide. became politically active while practising medicine, attributing women’s problems to various forms of oppression, a subject covered in many of her novels, plays, short stories and non-fiction, which are all characterised by the same passion and directness she has brought to every aspect of her multi-faceted life.
Nawal has founded or co-founded various associations, including the Arab Women’s Solidarity Association (AWSA) and the Egyptian Women Writer’s Association. Named by The Guardian in 2011 as ‘the leading spokeswoman on the status of women in the Arab world’, in the same year she also received the Outstanding Achievement Award at the Women of the Year Awards in London, and was presented with La Federación de Mujeres Progresistas (FMP) [Progressive Women’s Federation (FMP)] in Madrid and The University of Oslo’s Human Rights Award.
Nawal el Saadawi writes in Arabic and lives in Egypt. Her books and novels have been translated into at least forty languages throughout the world.
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what a GREAT WOMAN! Every woman on the planet should know Nawal: She is an ispiration for all the women!
Absolutely true!
Hhhh
I came to know her posthumously and will follow up her recorded speeches.I appreciate her life.
Nawal gives me hope. Whenever I am feeling down, strung-out, and hopeless about our world never changing, I just have to come back and watch this and know that things can change, that change is possible, and to never let my creativity die. The ending of this video is perfect. What an incredible human being.
I don't know why i am crying watching this
Such a great woman
Hhhhh
The most honest and courageous woman ever
What an incredible woman Nawal is. She is an inspiration to humankind of all generations . Rest In Peace ! You are not gone 💕
I like that you are watching her videos after her death..that's so cool
Saad ksm. Most of her books I’ve read and I’ll always read them.
I'm glad to hear that🤩🤩Nice to meet you
This woman is respectable.
This woman is a human role model.
This woman is a symbol of freedom.
All his words are made of gold.
I hope that Iranian women will hear his message and wake up.
Aluta continua..
even after everything shes been through she talks with such excitement and happiness...
Yeah amazing!
Shes strong very strong
Watching this, I have spent a 24:36 experience of nonstop smiling
She was a beautiful strong lady always swimming against the current she passed away this week may god bless her soul and she may find the peace that we are looking for
Hhhh guys you're so funny
She is not dead because her ideas, ideology, books and videos still alive
People who write never die
Words cannot emphasize how inspiring and enlightening her talks are
What a great and courageous woman! An example of a great deed for a great intention. Spent her life trying to unveil the truth while getting bombarded with harsh criticism and dogmatic oppression.
What an *absolutely fabulous* woman!!! I'm glad she also spoke out against not just female genital mutilation but also male child genital mutilation. As a medical doctor she knew that the foreskin has a valuable evolutionary purpose. End all child #circumcision.
Can you explain abit about the male foreskin for those not in medical field ,please.
@@justinamusyoka4986: The adult male foreskin is a specifically evolved organ which has many important purposes. It gives protection to the glans (head) of the penis and provides moisture to keep the surface of the glans from drying out or thickening (much like the eyelid protects the eyeball). During sexual activity the foreskin glides back and forth to provide pleasure to both parties. It helps with lubrication as the gliding action acts like a piston which seals moisture inside the partner's vagina, rather than drawing moisture out (which happens with a circumcised penis). The foreskin contains around 20,000 fine-touch nerve endings which have very specific responses to stimuli, sending messages to the brain during the sexual act. The foreskin also has cells which secrete anti-bacterial agents which act as protection and give immunity. There are also cells which produce pheromones (scents) which act as chemical stimuli to prospective partners (eg. indicating if a man is sexually excited, or angry).
Laid flat the adult foreskin is around 14 square inches (90 square cm) so it is quite a significant part of a man's body. Removing the foreskin diminishes sensitivity by 50-80%. If done in childhood the adult man doesn't know what he is missing because he has no comparison.
The majority of females prefer a man with an intact (natural) penis rather than one which has been circumcised (mutilated). This is because there is little of the dryness which can cause friction, pain and vaginal tearing. The strokes of the intact man are also usually shorter and his body remains more in contact with her clitoris, thus increasing her ability to orgasm.
Natural is best. I hope this explains things?
Please keep the penis intact...🙏
@@sandytatham3592 thank you,i understand and its only advocacy like this one that will create the awareness to so many who apply Biblical circumcision to all male children.
Peace to you.
@@justinamusyoka4986: It is my pleasure to be an advocate for children to have complete bodily autonomy. Consent is a very important human right and it must be prioritised above what someone else believes they should do to a child's body. Namaste.
@@sandytatham3592 keep doing what you are doing till all is heard.
Above all what she said, the point about „Charlie hebdo attack“ is so true and shows a lot in the real world. She is so brilliant, brave and fascinating! RIP Nawal El Saadawi 🙏🏻
she's always amazing
الله يرحمك يا دكتورة يا فخر الأمة العربية والإسلامية
Listen to you is giving power and energy thank you so much
Fantastic when she says:" Hypocrsy!We have to offend people!" Yes, I hate the "politically correct"!
I don´t think that is what she meant. Also i even think she did not understand Maliks question and therefor her answer isn´t that valuable. She was a lot talking about personal space, for example her book. She want to hear constructive critique and not just "it´s great" because that has no value in her oppinion. I think Malik tried to push the question on a global level and was talking about zeitgeist. For example the use of the term race or similar concepts. I don´t think they were talking about political correctness per se. That is just your interpretation.
Nawal is a Goddess!
She rebelled against hegemony so I don't think she would accept the title of "godess"
She is a lantern with a light that will shine way beyond life and ours.
@@FatimaMohRamzi to be a goddess deos not mean to be "hegemonic"! That's the man's version of god! A Goddess is a superior creative powerfull energy.
كم خسرنا هذه المراه
كم نخن متاخرين حتي لا نشعر بقيمتها
حقيقة كلامك صحيح مع اني اختلف معها في أمور ديني الا اني مقتنعة في كل كلامها خاصة السياسية وحقوق المرأة ومنهاج الحياة
thank you for posting this video!
I'm so proud of you dr. Nawal
she is a great human being. I think she was playing charades with the interviewer "pretending" she couldn't understand his British accent.
Love her...her work, her life, her as a favorite model...
I am proud of you
The most beautiful interview❤
Such a unique woman!❤️
Rest in Peace
Hhh
Amazing woman
True, there is too much politeness.
Love you Dr. Nawal
Lol the interviewer was so offended
queen
Hehe
She’s a legend 😍😍😍😍😍
The greatest women in the world ❤️
The funniest comments in the world
I love her so much ❤❤❤
algeria
love his british accent.
Love you
فخر العرب
I like your discrous !
She´s a great person, but i´m a bit bummed out she did not understand the question about the 'zeitgeist' i know Malik did not use that term, but i think that what he ment with the change in age/time - that nowadays there is a shift towards being to carefull to be not offensive. For example how to deal with the idea of race. He did not mean literally the age of a person and he wasn´t talking about individuals, i think he meant more the modern society as a whole.
ترجمه بليز
10:00
𝐐𝐔𝐄𝐄𝐍 ❤️
شكد دافعت عن العروبه وعن الشعوب المحتلة مثل العراق وافلسطين ومع ذلك بعض المتخلفين العرب المسلمين يهاجموها
And he didn´t slow down his accent...GREAT WOMAN, not a great man.
thug life