Natali Rashid 's women's literature in the discourse of cultural colonialism in the Arab society of Egypt

The literature of cultural colonial studies in the Arab society of Egypt, which arose from the depth of the soul, experience, and lived life of intellectual and committed Arab elites and women; In fact, it is considered one of the main pillars of indigenous and non-adapted knowledge of the Egyptian society, which, on the one hand, represents the lived experiences of Egyptian women who lived in the lap of colonialism and the crisis-stricken society of Egypt, with their nation and their sufferings, and on the other hand, they are still in challenges and conflicts. Directly with the colonialists, they write against them and try to clarify and explain the consequences of the apparent withdrawal of colonialism from the Arab countries and the granting of political independence to the Arab states. One of these thoughtful and committed Arab women is Nutila Rashid (1934-2012 AD), who wrote this essay with a historical-critical method and a descriptive-analytical approach with the aim of gaining more knowledge and knowledge in the field of Arabic colonial studies, in the category of cultural paradigm.