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 digging in the stomachs of printed or manuscript travels, perhaps he will win his request and realize his need, and that is not the smoothness of the demand, easy for everyone who
 requested That, rather, he must go through a hardship in his research that he is in need of, if he returns to (The Flags of Women in the Arab and Islamic Worlds) which I present to the speakers
 of the antidote, in the hope that it will be for them a guide in their search and a helper to relieve them of some of the trouble they encounter during study and excavation.