The role of Laleh Fatemeh Nasomer in the Algerian Islamic Resistance (1830-1863 AD)

Laleh Fatemeh Nasomer is a prominent figure in the Algerian Islamic Resistance at the beginning of the colonial years. She organized and commanded various military operations against the French occupiers between 1851-1857 AD. Payment, one of his most important battles is the Battle of Tashkent. The issue of this research is: What role did Laleh Fatemeh Nasomer play in the struggle against French colonization in Algeria? (question) This article examines the Islamic Resistance Movement of Laleh Fatemeh Nasomer and the Islamic Resistance in the early years of French colonialism with a descriptive-analytical approach. (method) One of the aims of this research is to analyze and introduce the character of Laleh Fatemeh and the resistance of the Algerian people in the early years of colonialism (1830-1863 AD). (objective) One of the findings of this study is that the Laleh Fatemeh movement is the last resistance movement of the tribal regions against French colonialism, and after her resistance movement, all Algeria came under the domination of French colonialism; She is also strongly influenced by the Sufi sect, which, unlike other Sufi sects in Algeria, such as Tijania, was not merely a Tahajjist sect; Rather, their angle was the arena of resistance to French colonialism.(findings)