Abdel-Rahman said that we should not neglect the role of the family and school, because the issue of women's equality begins at home where female and male children should be treated alike. Also we need a cultural revolution in school curricula, because we spend huge funds on education but the result does not come out to the benefit of society or students. The liberal social trend which was established by leading figures such as Qassem Amin and which called for freeing women from their inherited roles to become effectively intertwined in public life. The globalization trend, that sees that woman is a showy richness-seeker and consumer element, used by advertisements as a kind of product and not a member in keeping the wheel of information and work rolling. Abdel Rahman said it is time to change the stereotypes associated with Arab women that confine them to the roles of being a good mother, an obedient daughter, or a bad wife.
Women have to have equal rights with men in training and travelling abroad.