Daria Jamalgil, (1635, ?) was a leather worker in Jerusalem.
Daria believed in Anabaptism.
She lived a life of absolute poverty. Eating or sleeping in a safe place was a constant struggle. She lived as an outcast. To tell the truth, in Jerusalem, she gained the trust or the friendship of no one. She was known to have a good technical knowledge of their job and some pieces of general knowledge. She could read and write a little bit. She was force of nature, and people saw in their body and beauty the incarnation of a god. She was known to be lazy, barely waking up in the morning.