Kadınca (Turkish: Womanly)[1] was a monthly women's magazine published in Istanbul, Turkey, between 1978 and 1998.

[9] Kadınca which was published on a monthly basis was modeled on British second-wave feminist magazine Spare Rib and American second-wave feminist magazine Ms.[10] The target audience of Kadınca was Turkish women aged between 20–30 from middle and lower middle classes.

[3] Following its launch in 1978 Kadınca began to cover topics that were not common in Turkish media discourse, including abortion, unwanted pregnancy, birth control, problems of housewives and professional women, violence against women, female sexuality and marriage problems.

[7] It adopted a liberal feminist ideology which was used as a vehicle in its struggle against traditional religious laws and customs.

[11] Another women's magazine Kim which was also edited by Duygu Asena shared this focus with Kadınca.