Aziza Othmana
Member of the elite Ottoman Muradi dynasty in Tunisia
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Aziza Othmana
Member of the elite Ottoman Muradi dynasty in Tunisia
Aziza Othmana (Arabic: عزيزة عثمانة; c. 1606-1669), born Fatma Othmana (فاطمة عثمانة), was a 17th‑century Tunisian princess of the Mouradites dynasty. Born circa 1606, she is remembered as one of the most prominent female figures in Tunisian history, mainly for her extensive charitable works and religious endowments.
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Aziza Othmana (Arabic: عزيزة عثمانة; c. 1606-1669), born Fatma Othmana (فاطمة عثمانة), was a 17th‑century Tunisian princess of the Mouradites dynasty. Born circa 1606, she is remembered as one of the most prominent female figures in Tunisian history, mainly for her extensive charitable works and religious endowments. Notably, Aziza Othmana is recognized for freeing her slaves, purchasing enslaved individuals to grant them freedom, and allocating her entire wealth to support underprivileged communities. She is also credited with the creation and development of several urban structures in Tunis, including the Aziza Othmana Hospital.
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