Ali Shariati Fatima is Fatima

Women who have remained in the ‘traditional mold’ do not face the problem of identity while women who have accepted the ‘new imported mold’ have adopted a foreign identity. But in the midst of these two types of ‘molded women’, there are those who can neither accept their hereditary, traditional forms nor surrender to this imposed new form. What should they do? They want to decide for themselves. They want to develop themselves. They need a model, an ideal example, a heroine. For them, the problem of ‘Who am l? and who do I become?’ are urgent. Fatima, through her own ‘being’, answers these questions.