Rubab Raza (Urdu: رُباب رضا; born January 15, 1991[1]) is an Olympic and national-record-holding swimmer from Pakistan.

[2][3] At the 2004 Summer Olympics, she swam the 50m Freestyle, though unable to progress through the first round she undoubtedly opened up the opportunity for future female Pakistani swimmers.

The Pakistani Swimming Federation funded her with only $30 a month, but she was fortunate to have support from her father who is a retired army major and her mother who is a doctor.

She also won a gold medal in 50m freestyle at Islamic Women's Solidarity Games in Tehran, Iran.

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