Lala Fatima was born in the village of Warja in the year 1246 AH / 1830 CE and raised a religious upbringing, with four brothers, the eldest of whom was Al-Taher. And historical sources mention the characteristics of women that distinguished them from the daughters of their generation, from the charm of beauty and literature. When she reached the age of sixteen years old, her husband's father, named Yahya Nath Ikhoulaf, but when she married to him pretending to be sick, he returned her to her father's house and refused to divorce her, so she remained in his infancy throughout her life. I opted for a life of asceticism, interruption, and devotion to worship, as she had an understanding in the religious sciences, and she took over the affairs of the Rahmani Corner at Borgah. After the death of her father, Lala Fatimah Nsoumer found herself alone, isolated from the people, and she left her hometown and headed to the village of Sumer, where her older brother Si Taher lives, and to this village she was attributed. The family of Fatima Nsoumer was affected by her brother, who was afflicted with various religious and worldly sciences, which enabled him to become a forerunner of the Rahmanian angle in the region and to take from him various religious sciences, which became popular throughout the tribes. The French colonialists resisted violent resistance, in which it displayed a unique courage and heroism. She died in September 1863 at the age of 33 years.