Woman Between Islam and Western Society
        
        
          1. A Survey
        
        
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          the uterus, from gestation, or from the mode
        
        
          of education. They are of a more
        
        
          fundamental nature. They are caused by the
        
        
          very structure of the tissues and by the
        
        
          impregnation of the entire organism with
        
        
          specific chemical substances secreted by the
        
        
          ovary. Ignorance of these fundamental facts
        
        
          has led promoters of feminism to believe
        
        
          that both sexes should have the same
        
        
          education, the same powers and the same
        
        
          responsibilities. In reality woman differs
        
        
          profoundly from man. Every one of the cells
        
        
          of her body bears the mark of her sex. The
        
        
          same is true of her organs and, above all, of
        
        
          her nervous system. Physiological laws are
        
        
          as inexorable as those of the sidereal world.
        
        
          They cannot be replaced by human wishes.
        
        
          We are obliged to accept them just as they
        
        
          are. Women should develop their aptitudes
        
        
          in accordance with their own nature,
        
        
          without trying to imitate the males. Their
        
        
          part in the progress of civilization is higher
        
        
          than that of men. They should not abandon
        
        
          their specific functions.
        
        
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