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al-Sayyida al-Hurrat-ul Malika Asma Bint Shibab al-Sulayhiyya (died 1087) was Muslim Malika (Queen) of Yemen. The title means "The Most Noble Lady who is independent, the woman sovereign who bows to no superior authority, Queen". She was married to Sultan Ali al-Sulahi, who entrusted much of the management of the realm to her. She also enjoyed the privilege of the Khutba - having the Friday's prayer preached in her name-the ultimate proof of sovereignty. In 1067,her husband was taken prisoner on a pilgrimage to Mecca and she was taken prisoner by the Bane Najah family, when she was released she continued to direct her son's rule along with her daughter-in-law Sayyida Hurra (Arwa al-Sulayhi), until her death in 1087. On the hand of Queen Arwa,Fatimid Dai-al-Mutlaq were appointed after 21st Fatimid / Ismaili/Dawoodi Bohra Imam Tayyib went in seclusion.
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