She was 87.
She married Hamid Dalwai in 1956 and worked with him for justice and equal rights for Muslim women.
She had spearheaded a march to 'Mantralaya' in Mumbai seeking abolition of triple 'talaq'.
After the death of her husband, the founder of Muslim Satyashodhak Mandal, Mehrunnisa continued to spearhead the movement of safeguarding the rights of Muslim women and reformation of Muslim community.
She eventually became the president of the Mandal and later founded Islamic Research Institute and Maharashtra Talaq Mukti Morcha.
As per her wish, her body will be donated.
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