Introduction The question of women in Egypt, their social status, and their duties and roles is considered to be very important and interesting to discuss. Numerous historical sources tell that women had to follow their husbands, hide their faces, and avoid contact with other people both outside and at homes. This representation of female place in society may be regarded as humiliating and unfair. This is why such issues are always captivating and significant to study. Modern times demonstrate how progressive female status in Egypt can be: now, women have chances to earn money, to communicate with any person, to follow own desires, and to improve this life as they actually want. The role of Egyptian women is great indeed for a woman of any other culture: women like Qasim Amin or Nawal El Saadawi show how their intentions to become free and independent help to recognize challenges, any woman may face; male and female attitude to marriage in Egypt differs from other cultures and get a good chance to evaluate the necessity of equality in families; and current state of affairs in Egypt describes the actual attitude to women and their roles in society, their abilities, and their ideas of how to make this world better and safer. Current Egypt and Status Women Historical background helps to comprehend that men’s treatment to women has enough grounds and outcomes for present and future. However, our modern world requires that people become noble and fair to each other and underlines that such concepts like freedom, independence, and the right of choice are the crucial ones in the life of any person. The status of women in Egypt may be named as limited and restricted, however, it is mistakenly to think that their status was the worst one and considered to be the same even nowadays. For example, the social status of Greek women differs even from social status of Egyptian women considerably. In Greece, women were under a power of their fathers, husbands, and even eldest sons (Amin 6). This inequality was observed when Egypt was conquered by Greece at the beginning of 332 B. C. Women in Egypt had nothing to do but agree that they had more rights and more privileges in society in comparison to poor women of Greece. Egyptian women’s desire to achieve equality with men was so huge; and it is not a surprise that some of their attempts were successful. Parity between Egyptian men and women is a big deal for this society, because it allows to enjoy common economic rights, to use similar legal issues, and to participate in social life of the country. The rights, women have now, can be hardly distinguished from the rights of women of other countries. Of course, it is possible to admit that behavior and clothes of Egypt women are modest in comparison to American or European women and their styles, however, it should not mean that it is all because of their inability to follow other women’s examples. It may happen just because Egyptian women try to demonstrate their respect to their families, their religion, their culture, and their past. Unfortunately, our modern youth pay much attention to personal interests and demands. This is why in case of Egyptian women’s status, it is better to