The main idea that the book revolves around is the suppression of the hypothesis that men are superior to women. The writer devoted two whole chapters to compare the minds of men and women and the body of men and women, and that nature is equal between them, on the contrary, women are distinguished by more resistance to diseases than men. ?

The rest of the book's chapters dealt with the woman’s body, virginity, circumcision, education, suppression, and spoke about family, work, love, and other things, and that society put women in a lower position and under more pressure and precautions not for religious reasons but for purely utilitarian reasons.