Abstract
The current study aimed to try to "understand the nature of the relationship between the family upbringing of women in third world societies and their participation in political life." Accordingly, the researcher used the descriptive analytical approach and the following results were monitored: There is a strong relationship between the family upbringing of women in third world societies and their participation in political life. The family upbringing of women in third world societies is correct whenever their participation in political life is strong and effective, and whenever the family upbringing of women in third world societies is incorrect, the more their participation in political life is weak and even reaches the point of non-existence.
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