Plastic Surgery Is A Postmodern Veil.

The Trilogy Composed Of Politics, Religion And Sex Is The Most Sensitive Of All Issues In Any Society.

If You Do Not Love Yourself, Well, You Cannot Do Anything Well, That's My Philosophy.

The Medical Profession [in Egypt] Is Also Very Commercial. Health Is Not Given To The Poor. You Know, If You Have Money, You Have Medical Care; If You Do Not, Then You Are In Trouble. I Was Not Ready At All To Build My Economic Security On The Diseases Of People, On Suffering, Especially Of Women And Children. So, In A Way, I Rebelled Against It.

We Cannot Be Liberated As Women In A Society Built On Class Oppression Or Gender Oppression Or Religious Oppression.

First Of All, I Hated The Medical Profession. Medical Education In Egypt Was Taken From The British, French, Colonial Educational System. And It's Very, Very Lacking - There Is No Sexology. I Never Read The Word Clitoris In Any Medical Book When I Was Educated.