The discussion on the topic "Globalisation and Women's Leadership in Religion: How Feminist Movements Change Traditional Religions" is amed to explores the transformative impact of feminist movements on traditional religious structures in the context of globalisation. As globalisation accelerates the exchange of ideas, values, and social movements, it has opened new avenues for the role of women in religious leadership and challenged patriarchal norms that have historically dominated many religious institutions. We will show how feminist ideologies, in tandem with global social change, have influenced and reshaped religious practices, doctrines, and leadership roles in various faith traditions. It will explore the ways in which feminist movements advocate for gender equality, inclusion, and women's rights within religious contexts, pushing for reforms that empower women as leaders, theologians, and spiritual guides. The discussion will include case studies from diverse religious traditions, highlighting both the successes and resistance faced by women in breaking traditional barriers. The paper will also analyze the tension between preserving religious traditions and adapting to modern feminist values, reflecting on how these dynamics contribute to evolving understandings of women's leadership in a globalised religious landscape. This exploration will offer insight into the ongoing redefinition of gender roles in religion and the future of women's leadership in faith communities worldwide.