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arab women in history


Question Posted Friday March 3 2017, 4:53 pm

In school we are doing a woman's history project and we have different women for different ethnic groups. I have got a few down, but I need more. I can't find many resources. Any time I try to search up stuff like "Arab women throughout history" or "Arab woman *insert profession here*" etc etc I can only find stuff about Muslims. I will accept Arab Muslim women but I need to be sure I'm writing about an Arab and I have no idea why google seems to think Arab=Muslim. Can someone find me a recourse?

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adviceman49 answered Sunday March 5 2017, 10:11 am:
Try searching for "Famous Arab Women in History" I just did a search like that and there were many returns that you might find helpful.

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