Feminism was born with the aim of defending women in cultural, literary, social and
political fields, etc., and feminist criticism analyzes women and the position of women in
the patriarchal society. In Hoda Hamad's novel (Alti Tad al-Sallam), the author critically
analyzes issues such as the position of women in society, the analysis of differences and
comparisons between the prosperous and working class, and the intellectual and cultural
challenges faced by women in a male-dominated society.The present research has been
analyzed with a qualitative and descriptive-analytical method based on Elaine Showalter's
fourfold approach of feminist criticism, including biological, linguistic, psychological and
cultural approaches, and it answers the question of how and which of the approaches the
author He used Elaine Showalter's quartet in his novel.In the biological approach, Hamad
mentioned issues such as: attention and description of appearance and age, beauty,
women's experiences (pregnancy, childbirth, and motherhood), women's pain, sexual
harassment, and rape, and in the linguistic aspect, issues such as the use of slang And
inappropriate words, the use of male words, speech above mentality, women's tasks,
interrogative sentences, detail in the description, descriptions specific to women, feminine
traits have been taken into consideration.In the psychological dimension, he focused on
parameters such as the mental world of the characters, expressing memories,
daydreaming, expressing emotions and feelings such as anger and aggression, anxiety,
sadness and obsession with cleanliness, expressing how to deal with love in different
dimensions. The conflict between thought and action has been addressedAnd in the
cultural dimension, it has pointed out indicators such as: the image of an independent
woman and a modern woman, the image of a passive and dependent woman, the
acceptance of traditional and modern women, disobedience and breaking taboos, belief in
superstitions and
