Layla was an Arabic women's magazine published in Baghdad, Iraq beginning in 1923. The magazine, which became the forerunner of the women's movement in Iraq, ceased publication in 1925.
Layla was founded by Jordanian immigrant Paulina Hassoun in 1923 and focused exclusively on women's issues. It was published 20 issues from 15 October 1923 to 3 January 1925. It was closed due to financial reasons and protests from conservatives.
The magazine was a pioneer of its time and the next women's magazine was started only over a decade later. The magazine was started at time when the Iraqi women's movement itself started and the magazine was seen as a pioneer for raising women's issues including an editorial to the Iraqi Assembly to give women more rights in 1924.