Zoubeïda Bittari (born 1939) is the pen name of Louise Ali-Rachedi, an Algerian woman writer who wrote O, My Muslim Sisters, Weep, published in 1964 in Paris, France.

[1] Child marriage was a common practice; however, it was resented and discussed by many women such as Huda Sha'arawi.

The book revolves around her life "expressing a sense of release and euphoria that comes with emergent consciousness and acts of defiance.

Zoubeida's book is one of the first to show that Algerian society was influenced and formed with French impact.

[5] As stated earlier, Zoubeïda Bittari's book portrays a sense of release and euphoria.