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Amna Ellouh (1926–2015) was a Moroccan writer and journalist born in Al Hoceima. Her novel Queen Khanatha, Wife of Mawla Ismail (الملكة خناثة قرينة المولى إسماعيل) is considered the first novel by a woman to be published in Arabic in the Maghreb.