In August 1916, 'The Society for Muslim Working Women' was setup in the capital. It had three branches in Istanbul, Pera, and Üsküdar. Its president was Naciye Sultan, while Enver himself served as its patron. Naciye's leading role in this society was a clear sign of the committee's involvement in integrating women into a life beyond the household. The society regulated the working conditions of women and encouraged them to get married and form a family.
