es that Kamla will someday see that she has endured social pressure in her society for going to school.
             The Egyptian Culture has a great effect on the Bedouins because the Bedouins live inside the Egyptian borders; they cross paths ultimately they will exchange traditions, lifestyles, and beliefs. Her life is an example of how much every woman in her camp admired her, for being willful, educated, and resistant to marrying her cousin. "There was not a single woman in the camp who had not admired her for being a willful little girl" (Abu-Lughod 51). Abu Lughod u
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