Family in Contemporary EgyptVivid photographs portray farming, recreation, and social life in a country town in upstate New York. |
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activity Arab areas asked become behavior boys bride brother Bulaq Cairo CAPMAS cerns child Christian cial classes clitoridectomy close couple cultural daugh daughter divorce economic effect Egyp Egypt Egyptian Gazette Egyptian society example expected family law family members father father's brother's feddans feel female friends Fuad girls give household husband Ibrahim ideal income individual institutions interests Islam in Egypt Islamic law jural kind Libya living lower lower-class male married couple marry maruf middle middle-class moral mother mother-in-law Muna Muna's Muslim neighbors obligations parents patterns percent person polygamy position problems rela relations relationship relative marriage religious riage roles rural sense sharia Shubra sibling sister social spouse status stranger street tend tian tion tive Upper Egypt urban usually wagib wife wives woman women young