This book provides an engaging perspective on Nawal el Saadawis novel, God Dies by the Nile. Nawal el Saadawis works have been praised for their bold representation of feminist issues. Working within a post-feminist stylistic framework, this book gives an insight into how el Saadawi depicts the inhibiting customs that oppress both peasant men and women in the Arab world. This linguistic approach within a feminist background is meant to bridge the gap found in the purely thematic approaches to el Saadawis work. In Re-Reading God Dies By The Nile: A Post-Feminist Perspective, Ibrahim...