The present novels are related to the experiences of people with the realities of past and present life. In fact, despite new developments, the traces of patriarchy and women who are caught in violence are still clearly visible in contemporary novels. The article in question examines violence against women in the novels Tooba and the Meaning of Night, Women Without Men, Dog and Long Winter, works by Shahrnush Parsipour. Although violence is the act of a specific individual, a group of individuals or a specific group that attacks and attacks the life, property or honor of others, the research method used in this study is content analysis. The results of the research show that violence plays a fundamental role in these novels and appears in various forms, both obvious and hidden, and defeats women. In fact, the most violence used in these novels is psychological violence, which sometimes appears in speech and sometimes in words. Examples of these include criticism, indecency, humiliation, bad language, obscenity, insults, ridicule, sarcasm and mockery. It can be concluded that Shahrnush Parsipour, as a woman in society, somehow reveals violence against women in her novels and in a way takes the reader with her as if she is present on the scene, closely witnessing the events, and seeing the oppression and humiliation of women in two different generations.