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- Aziza Othmana is one of the most famous Tunisian princesses belonging to the Mouradites dynasty.
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- Aziza Othmana, born in 1606 and died in 1669, is a Tunisian princess belonging to the Bey dynasty Mouradites.
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Aziza Othmana: One of the Most Iconic Tunisian Princesses3 min read
Aziza Othmana is one of the most famous Tunisian princesses belonging to the Mouradites dynasty. Throughout her life she was known for her good deeds and generosity and was given the nickname Aziza meaning “The Cherished One” by the people who loved her.
Aziza Othmana, from her real name Fetima Othmana, was a Tunisian princess belonging to the Mouradites dynasty is believed to have been born in 1606 and to have died in 1669. She is the daughter of Ahmed Dey and the granddaughter of Othman Dey. Both her father and grandfather were commanders in the military.
Aziza Othmana grew up in her grandfather’s palace, where she received a very good education in Muslim civilization as well as the Quran and the Shariaa. She was the first wife of Hammouda Pacha Bey from the Mouradite dynasty.
Throughout her life she was known for her good deeds and generosity and was given the nickname Aziza meaning “The Cherished One” by the people who loved her.
Her charitable acts benefited a large number of people. When
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In Tunis, Tunisia, women are an integral part of the Medina’s past, its present and the future place it will be. As in many other parts of the world, women in the Medina contribute to the development of their communities and society as a whole. Although women are often forgotten and their actions may look invisible, their stories are essential to understanding the Medina and creating a better future, one that is economically richer and a safe place for all to live in.
Participatory research conducted as part of the Femmedina project found that the public spaces of the Medina often fail to be inclusive of women’s needs, and yet women have always been actively contributing to the development of this part of the city.
Among the significant women who have made a lasting imprint on the Medina is Princess Aziza Othmana (1606-1669), who is known for her many good deeds and her extensive generosity. When she passed away, her will was to put everything she owned as a waqf (an Islamic trust fund) and her waqf was used to build a hospital in Medina’s Azzafin quarters, provi
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Aziza Othmana
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