For decades, Google has been quite interactive with their users. For instance, they celebrate important days like Mother’s Day and other cool things that are worthy of mention.
The coolest thing Google has provided and done for Egypt is celebrating all the glorious empowering Egyptian women throughout history. Not just that, but they created some doodles to portray the best of each woman. Read on to find out who made it to Google!
Dalida

Dalida is considered one of Egypt’s very first international superstars! With that said, she had too many fans that she couldn’t really have a stable home and had to move a lot. Google decided to celebrate an honor her by capturing, let alone nailing one of Dalida’s best pictures of all time. Dalida was well known in the arab world and amongst Lebanese and French singers who’ve made it to great place. Not just that, but she was also believe by the French to be the second most influential person in modern history.
Mufidah Abdul Rahman

We are proud to introduce to you the first woman to practice law in the history of Egypt, Mufidah Abdul Rahman. Mufidah was the first to graduate from Cairo University Faculty of Law. She’d done tremendous things such as argue cases at the Court of Cassation, Military Courts, and even draft a number of law for the Egyptian women. Mufidah rose to fame and was well acknowledged when she defende Doria Shafik after Shafik’s March to defend family law for women and more human rights. Who says women can’t be great Lawyers? Thank you google for noticing the hardships of women.
Doria Shafik

Speaking of Doria Shafik, she was well known for being one of the founding leaders of Egypt’s Women Liberation movements back in the 50’s. She was also the reason why Egyptian Women won the right to have a say and vote for the constitution in 1956. Of course google would have to appreciate her existence for changing the history of women in Egypt.
Lotfia El-Nadi

You people might not be quite familiar of Lotfia El Nadi since she was a part of history decades ago, but we are content that Google decided to appreciate her imprint in history. Lotfia was know to be the first female pilot in Africa and the Arab World. Working two jobs at the time, she’d also paid for her own education and trained various pilots. When she’d passed way, her funeral was a huge even to honor her great years.
Mary Mounib

Known for her comic roles in history, Mary Mounib was crowned the funniest Egyptian woman in history! She was the first to break through the Egyptian comic scene that was dominated and lead by men back in their days. Born in Syria, across her 50 year career, she was capable of proving that women aren’t just about looks, they could be smart, funny, and witty.
Google captured a comic doodle of her good old days, may she rest in peace.
Madiha Kamel

Madiha was greatly recognized for being one of Egypt’s Golden Age actresses who found success in the Egyptian cinematic scene. She’d acted for the timespan of 30 years. Madiha was the centerpiece of the Egyptian cinema and had also battled breast cancer in Mecca. Thank you for empowering women.
Hind Rostom

Hind Rostom was recognized for being the first lady of Egyptian cinema who’d starred in many great roles such as “Banat el Lail” and”Cairo Station”. She’d broken the stereo type of a girl being weak and needing a man in their life. With her take charge attitude, she’d truly changed the perspective of women and helped empower women all around.
Faten Hamama
Infamous beautiful lady Faten Hamama had done at least a hundred movies throughout her prolific career. She was a powerful influencer in her movie 1964 “The Open Door”. She’d highlighted women’s right to wanting solutions and change. Thank you Google for recognizing her achievements.
Asmahan

Asmahan was extremely famous for her singing abilities and immitations of Umm Kulthum’s style. On a weird perspective, she was into politics and royal drama more than she was passionate about being a singer. Being a jew, she’d contributed to chaning Middle East’s map after World War II and had played a very dangerous game with the Germans, French, and the British. For all the accomplishments she’d done for Egypt, we thank her for her beautiful voice.
Umm Kulthum

Google was proud to doodle Umm Kulthum for being the greatest Egyptian of all time. It was recorded that her funeral was the biggest in the entire history. Google doodled Kulthum in her signature pose of a scarf flying in the air.
It was very thoughtful of Google proudly documenting the efforts and accomplishments of women through creative doodles. Egypt stands out with a lot of infamous women, and for that, this is an article worthy of appraisal.