The Role of Algerian Women in Armed Popular Resistances
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Algerian women played a significant role in various armed resistances against foreign occupation in the 19th century. During the resistance led by Emir
Abdelkader (1832-1847), figures like Lalla Zahra, Lalla Kheira, and Lalla Khadidja provided support in various capacities. Lalla Zahra, Emir Abdelkader’s
mother, was notable for her wisdom, compassion, and leadership. She actively participated in battles by providing medical aid and organizing mobile hospitals.
She also encouraged and recruited women to support the resistance, contributing funds and supplies. Lalla Khadidja, Emir Abdelkader’s sister, mobilized women and tribes to contribute to the resistance.
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