This study seeks to reveal the obsession with rebellion, its representations and causes in feminist novelist writing, by analyzing the novel "Daria" by the Egyptian feminist writer Sahar El-Mougy, qualitatively in light of the issues of the feminist trend and its relationship to literature. The study concluded several results, the most important of which are: The woman in this novel is considered a new product of the transformations that women have witnessed on the psychological, intellectual, and social levels. This was demonstrated through the character of Daria, who was characterized by boldness and clarity. The writer also explained several forms of rebellion, including: rebellion against men's ideas about women and their roles in the public and private spheres, rebellion against the customs and traditions that govern women and exercise authority over them, rebellion against the traditional color of writing, in addition to rebellion against the social and cultural systems that robbed women of their rights and made them Under the guardianship of a man.