Para que todas las mujeres se den cuenta de que ni uno 'otro' es irrelevante, sino que son hombres dignos de los mismos privilegios y derechos que los hombres. El propósito del feminismo es cambiar esta actitud humillante hacia las mujeres. Al negar a las mujeres la oportunidad de expresar sus puntos de vista, los hombres han denigrado y menospreciado la feminidad, haciendo que las mujeres sean irrelevantes. Keywords: Feminism Patriarchy Girls of Riyadh Rajaa al-Sanea Simone de BeauvoirĮl punto importante del feminismo es enfatizar que los hombres, ya sea consciente o inconscientemente, han abusado de las mujeres y les han dado pocas oportunidades o ninguna oportunidad de expresar su opinión sobre los problemas políticos, sociales y económicos de su sociedad. The novel is very destructive and, instead, depicts a story of feminine courage that is inconsistent with Saudi's traditional, closed cultural environment. It has been very successful in portraying these ideas and has been able to depict the most important factor in the phenomenon of marginalization of women, the absolute sovereignty of men.

In this work, we have explored feminist ideas in the Girls of Riyadh (Banat al-Riyadh) a Novel by Saudi writer Rajaa al-Sanea in a descriptive-analytic manner based on Feminism arising from de Beauvoir. (Bressler, Charles, 2014:331) Feminists hope to be able to build a society in which men and women are treated with equal value. So that all women realize that not one 'other' is irrelevant, but that they are men worthy of the same privileges and rights as men. The purpose of feminism is to change this humiliating attitude towards women.

By denying women the opportunity to express their points of view, men have denigrated and belittled femininity, making women irrelevant. The important point of feminism is to emphasize that men, whether consciously or unconsciously, have abuse the women and given them little opportunity or no opportunity to express their opinion on the political, social and economic issues of their society.

Girls of Riyadh by Rajaa Alsanea