Leila Abouzeid is a Moroccan author and translator, known for her significant contributions to Arabic literature. Born in 1950, she gained recognition for her novel "The Last Chapter," which explores themes of identity and cultural change in Morocco. Abouzeid's work often reflects her experiences and the complexities of Moroccan society. In addition to her writing, Abouzeid has translated various works into Arabic, helping to bridge cultural gaps. She is also noted for her role in promoting women's voices in literature, making her an important figure in the Arab literary scene. Her efforts have inspired many aspiring writers in the region.