The novel “The Eve of Billion” a female narrative of immigration

The reproduction analysis of the "immigration" as a phenomenon in the women's literature shows the struggle between "self" and the "other". The range of this "other" is child, family, identity, land, history and society. The cause of this conflict is war, roam and displacement. These phenomena, with a wide range of historical and identity abilities and desires require people to choose. The study seeks feminist reading of the "experience" of a female author of "immigration". This kind of experience in a dramatic narrative can put the imaginary space, and fantastic images of the author's imagination, exposed to the mind and conscience of the audience, in addition to News and Medias that report these realities. The paper is an attempt to analyze the immigrants' challenge and based on the novel “The Eve of Billion” (1967), by Ghada Al-Samsan, one of the Arab women novelist. Identification of conceptual evolution in the identity of immigrants has been done with a "feminist" approach and descriptive-analytical method. The article concludes that, in spite of the author's wide spreading point of view to the the immigrant’s problem, the patriarchal view and gender interpretation of personality's actions in the characterization and advancement of events is quite evident