About: Layyah Barakat

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Layyah Faris Anton Alkazin Barakat (circa 1858— December 4, 1940) was a Syrian-born Christian missionary, writer, temperance activist, and prison reformer, based after 1882 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. She was the first Arab-American woman to write and publish her autobiography, when A Message from Mount Lebanon was published in 1912.

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  • Layyah Faris Anton Alkazin Barakat (circa 1858— December 4, 1940) was a Syrian-born Christian missionary, writer, temperance activist, and prison reformer, based after 1882 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. She was the first Arab-American woman to write and publish her autobiography, when A Message from Mount Lebanon was published in 1912. (en)
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  • Layyah Faris Anton Alkazin Barakat (circa 1858— December 4, 1940) was a Syrian-born Christian missionary, writer, temperance activist, and prison reformer, based after 1882 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. She was the first Arab-American woman to write and publish her autobiography, when A Message from Mount Lebanon was published in 1912. (en)
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  • Layyah Barakat (en)
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