Mohamed Snoussi
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Mohamed Snoussi 🇹🇳

محمد السنوسي (Known as "Snoussi")
Jurist, Reformist Scholar, Pioneer of Women's Education
Born 1851 🇹🇳 Tunis, Tunisia
Passed Away Nov 17, 1900 Tunis, Tunisia
Lifespan 49 years old
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"An educated mother is the first school of a free and enlightened nation."

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Pioneering 19th-century Zitouna reformist intellectual, jurist, and early advocate of women's education whose landmark 1897 treatise championed female literacy within Islamic ethics.

Biographical Record

A distinguished professor at the University of Ez-Zitouna and royal judge, Mohamed Snoussi was a close collaborator of Kheireddine Pasha during the modernization of Sadiki College and the official gazette Al-Ra'id al-Tunisi.

In 1897, he published his visionary work Tafattuh al-Akmam an Huquq al-Mar'a fi al-Islam (The Blossoming of Buds on Women's Rights in Islam), becoming the first North African scholar to argue on theological grounds for the compulsory education and social emancipation of women.

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Djellaz Cemetery
Tunis, Tunisia
GPS: 36.7833, 10.1833
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