Women in the president''s life

The book "Women in the Life of the President" by Hamada Imam talks in a narrative style about the stories of women in the lives of kings and presidents. The writer Imam deliberately broke with the usual language and traditional style, so he began his book in a way that arouses the curiosity of the reading public and makes him embark on a historical journey through time. Then the writer Imam went on to talk about the first and second Gulf War, and who was behind the exchange of accusations between the Arab leaders, so he presented to us the name of the woman who was the reason for the leaks of the secret appendices to the dialogues of the Arab leaders and Saddam Hussein. Imam also says that political decision-making, declaring wars, severing diplomatic relations, and even physical liquidations do not happen merely by chance, but rather there are key people who stand behind the scenes and play an essential role, and the most important of these people are (women), in other words (women in power), as this What Imam tried to reveal to us by presenting a long history of the life of presidential palaces in Egypt in particular and the Arab world in general, and from here the writer assures us that the role of women is very influential, whether she is a wife or otherwise, and these are the secrets that he was keen to collect in a special appendix. . The book also talked about "A Tunisian teenager in Gaddafi''s life." The second chapter was titled "The President''s Wife Defies Al-Azhar," the third chapter "A Lebanese Belle Threatens the Security of Dubai," and the fourth chapter "The King Begs and His Wife Shopping." The writer Hamada Imam discussed in the fifth chapter of the book "Women In the life of the president," the title was "A tape made behind the return of Egyptian-Saudi relations," and in the sixth chapter he talked about "The Field Marshal in an Armenian Brain," while the seventh chapter was titled "A Peasant in the Queen''s Bed." The writer concluded his book with the eighth chapter, which was titled "An English Whore." behind the division of the revolutionaries." The writer shows the impact and strength of the role of women in political life, and how they have a strong and prominent role in the game and changing the political equation.