She is one of Muhammad's wives, married at a very young age, and she is considered a very strong figure in early Islam. So she leads a delegation, really an army, in order to convince Ali to bring the assassins of Uthman to justice. They meet in Basra, once again, in modern-day Iraq. And while they are talking about, or negotiating what Ali needs to do, some of Ali's followers, as the narrative goes, were a little bit more extreme and really didn't want a peace brokered between Mawawiya and Ali. And so they attack, and that's what leads to what is known as the Battle of the Camel, which is depicted here, named after Aisha's camel. And it becomes a very bloody battle. Aisha is really one of the leaders in this battle.