Adiatou Massudi, a Comoran writer born in Moroni, is one of the most prominent figures in Francophone literature of the Indian Ocean. After moving to France for her studies, she embarked on a literary career focused on exploring Comoran society, with a particular emphasis on the condition and voices of women. Her literary work, written in French, includes significant works such as the short story collections *Le cœur des femmes comoriennes* and *Une femme, une voix*, as well as the novel *Le prophète et la reine*. Through her writing, Massudi addresses crucial themes such as the weight of tradition, the diaspora experience, and the challenges of women's emancipation. Thanks to this commitment and the power of her narrative, she is widely recognized as a key author for understanding the contemporary culture and social dynamics of the Comoros, earning her a prestigious place in the literary landscape of her region.