Amina Al-Sadr (Bint Al-Huda): A Biographical Study is an in-depth examination of the life, contributions, and legacy of one of the most influential female scholars and activists in modern Islamic history. Known as Bint Al-Huda, Amina Al-Sadr was a pioneering figure in the religious and social movements in Iraq during the 20th century, renowned for her role in advocating for women's rights and Islamic reform.

The book traces her early life, education, and intellectual development, detailing her remarkable contributions to Islamic thought and education. As the sister of the prominent scholar and revolutionary leader, Muhammad Baqir Al-Sadr, Bint Al-Huda played a significant role in mobilizing Muslim women, promoting Islamic ethics, and addressing social injustices in the context of the Shia community.

Through her powerful writings, lectures, and community leadership, she became a voice for the voiceless, advocating for women's empowerment within an Islamic framework. Her role in the resistance against the oppressive Ba'ath regime in Iraq ultimately led to her martyrdom alongside her brother. This biographical study provides a nuanced understanding of her intellectual legacy, spiritual insights, and the courage with which she confronted tyranny.