The document presents information about the roles and status of women in ancient Egyptian civilization. It discusses how Egyptian women had more equality and rights than women in other ancient civilizations, holding important social roles and legal rights like owning property. Egyptian society was hierarchical but not based on gender, and women were seen as having essential contributions. The document outlines aspects of women's lives like marriage customs, motherhood, occupations, and legal rights under Egyptian law.

1. .
Presented to:
Miss Mehrin Mansoori
Presented by:
1)Ayma javed
2)Heera Shahbaz
3)Maroofa Tariq
4)Salman shahid
5)Feroz butt

2. One of the earliest civilization.
For a time, It was divided into two kingdoms-
uper level and lower level

3. Ancient women as compared to other ancient
civilization.
Egypt women achieved parity and equality with
Egyptian men.
Egyptian society was not an egalitarian society but
believed in women as having essential
complementarities.
 Egyptian society was a hierarchical society.
Disparities were not on gender based rather class
based.

4. These figures illustrate the sense of equality among egyptian men and women.

5. Supporting their parents.
Prostitute of daughters.
Age of marriage.

6. Status as a mother.
Importance and facilities
Status as a wife
Responsibilities of husband.
Expectation from wife.
Surname
Helping and supporting their husband.
Right of divorce .
Owning of their own property.
Legal rights.

7. Cultural role.
Dressing
Mode of marriage
Mourning at funereal time.

8. Professions.
In literary work.

9. Sectional of partner.
Polygamy marriage.
Divorce as a personal issue.

10. Conclusion
Women shared equal rights with men in ancient
Egypt.
Civil administration grew and men become involved in
its hierarchy.