Zainab Al-Ghazali was an influential Egyptian feminist and Islamic activist born in 1917. She is best known for her role in advocating for women's rights within the framework of Islam. Al-Ghazali founded the Muslim Women's Association in 1937, which aimed to empower women and promote their participation in society. Throughout her life, Al-Ghazali faced political challenges, including imprisonment during the regime of Gamal Abdel Nasser. Despite these obstacles, she continued to write and speak about the importance of women's roles in Islamic society, leaving a lasting impact on feminist thought in the Arab world.