Dalal bint Mukhled Al-Harbi
Dalal bint Mukhled Al-Harbi, a member of the Saudi Shura Council, starting Rabi Al-Awwal 3, 1434 AH. She is a Saudi historian interested in the history of women and their leadership role in the Arabian Peninsula, and she has won many awards, including the King Abdulaziz Book Award in 2019. Biography. She was born and brought up in the city of Taif and she received her initial education there until middle school, then moved to the city of Riyadh, and completed her university studies there. After the end of the university stage, she  was appointed as a teaching assistant at the College of Education for Girls - Literary Departments, Department of History, then she obtained a master's degree for her dissertation tagged: “The relationship of the Sultanate of Najd and its annexes with Britain (1344-1345 AH / 1915-1927 AD)”, then she obtained a doctorate from the college and department Themselves, on her letter tagged: "The relationship of the Sultanate of Lahj with Britain (1377-1378 AH / 1918-1959 AD)". After that, she joined the faculty of the college as an assistant professor, then moved to the College of Arts, and obtained the  rank of Associate Professor, and then was promoted to the rank of the professorship. Since the beginning of her university life, she has been concerned with scientific research. What prompted her to read in-depth and accurate in her field of specialization, and she chose a path for herself that no one had taken care of before, which is: the history of women in the Arabian Peninsula in general, and the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia in particular, and she went on this path, and her efforts culminated in the publication of a group of books The studies have been widely  accepted at the local and foreign levels, and have received great interest from individuals, scientific bodies and research institutions. They have been written about in scientific periodicals and the automotive press, and for this activity, they won two local awards. Then she added to her "journalistic writing" activity; Where she publishes an article in a weekly corner in which she deals with various social, educational, and scientific topics. She also enjoys - currently - membership in several committees and bodies in various scientific and press institutions.