Sayyida al Hurra
Sayyida al Hurra

Sayyida al Hurra

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"Tarikhona Fakhrona" (Our Proud History) is a 2015 television series that highlights significant figures from Islamic history. One of its episodes focuses on Sayyida al-Hurra, a notable 16th-century Moroccan leader and maritime commander.​
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