Fadéla M'rabet (born 1935) is an Algerian writer, doctor of biology, teacher and feminist.

M'rabet was born in Skikda in 1935, and grew up in Constantine, Algeria. Her family was religious Islamic and her father worked in the Algerian state radio station. M'rabet attended the University of Algiers where she got her degree and later attended university in Strasbourg where she completed a doctorate in biology.^[1] After university M'rabet worked as a teacher before joining the radio station with her father where she ran a women's program. Her work there inspired her first books La Femme algérienne and Les algériennes. She became known as a leading feminist in Algeria. As a result, she was dismissed from her job and moved to France where she has worked as a lecturer.^{[2][3][4][5][6]}

• La Femme algérienne, 1965
• Les algériennes, 1967
• L'Algérie des illusions, 1973
• Une femme d'ici et d'ailleurs, 2005
• Une enfance singulière : récit, 2009
• Le muezzin aux yeux bleus, 2013
• Une poussière d'étoiles, 2014
• Le bonheur d'être Algérien, 2019