A comparative study of the novel "Dream of Tibet" by Fariba Vafi and the novel "Under the feet of mothers" by Bothayna El Essa, with a feminist critique approach

The arrival of modernity in the East and the continuous struggle of women for the transformation of patriarchal social values, which often took place through the production of literary works, led to the formation of a special type of literature that is called feminine writing. The purpose of feminist writing is to express the specific problems of women with a feminine language, which can be analyzed with the approach of feminist criticism. Based on this, the current research has tried two novels by two Iranian and Kuwaiti female writers; That is, to examine and analyze"Dream of Tibet" written by Fariba Wafi and "Under the feet of mothers" by Bathina Al-Eisa with a feminist critical approach and in a comparative way. The research method in this descriptive-analytical research and the research findings indicate that the authors of these works have depicted the status of women in their society by using the components of feminist literature. "Tibetan Dream" and "Under Mother's Feet" although they were created in two different countries and with two different languages, they have many commonalities which resulted from geographical, religious and cultural relations and affinities between them. Numerous female characters in both works are independently involved in their feelings and personal problems; Finally, they form a coherent whole. Despite the difference in the details of the two mentioned novels, their central core is similar and compatible; In both stories, women seek to find their existential values, to gain equal rights with men, and to find love and peace.