ایزبل ابرهارت

Isabelle Eberhardt was a human explorer, journalist, and writer born in 1877 and died in 1904. She held citizenship in the Russian Empire, Switzerland, and France. Her native name was Isabelle Eberhardt, and she was also known by the pseudonyms Mahmoud Saadi and Nicolas Podolinsky. She wrote in French and spoke French, Arabic, Russian, and Berber.

Her notable works include Dans l'ombre chaude de l'islam, Trimardeur, L'écriture de sable, Lettres et journaliers, and Amours nomades. She practiced Islam and experienced a religious conversion. She died of accidental drowning in Aïn Séfra, Algeria, where she is buried.