No, Aisha is not directly mentioned by name in the Quran.
While she is a significant figure in Islamic history, particularly as one of the wives of the Prophet Muhammad, her name does not appear in the holy text itself. However, Aisha is often referenced in Hadith literature, which contains sayings and actions of the Prophet, and she plays a crucial role in the early Islamic community.
Some scholars point to verses in the Quran that discuss the wives of the Prophet collectively, such as in Surah Al-Ahzab (Chapter 33), but none specifically mention Aisha by name. The exclusion of her name does not diminish her importance; she is well-respected for her contributions to the teachings of Islam and the role she played in early Islamic society.