Exploring the Ways Through Noor in Fluent Zamindaar Personality: Mould Theory Perspective

Nabeela Gul; Dr. Mubashir Ahmad; Muhammad Ijaz Khan

Nabeela Gul Lecturer in English at Qurtuba University of Science and Information Technology Hayatabad Peshawar
Dr. Mubashir Ahmad PhD English Lincoln University College Malaysia
Muhammad Ijaz Khan MPhil English Northern University Nowshera KP

Abstract

Marriage is a social system that uses the patriarchal ideology to constrain the relationship of husband and wife; Therefore, marriage habits of patriarchy have reinforced male supremacy and gender inequality, this kind of phenomenon will give rise to conflict. Feminist literature, on the other hand, has continuously exhibits a married woman life say for example in short story of Qaisra Shahraz, Zemindar's wife. A married article is a log regarding everyday living because of using Simone De Beauvoir's, within The actual A few Love-making. In addition, the study employs a qualitative approach with an interpretative method. Results: The short story Zemindar's Wife represents the unequal gender relationship between husbands and wives in marriage. The gender imbalance also means that women get dominated, and this has caused unequal rights.

Keywords: married woman, gender relations, women’s struggle