Ahmad al-Araj
Member of the Saadi Dynasty and brother of the first Saadi sultan of Morocco
About Ahmad al-Araj
Lived 1486 – 1557 (aged 70–71). Ahmad al-Araj was a Moroccan politician.
Ahmad al-Araj (b. 1486 – d. 1557) after conquering the city in 1525. Ahmad was a son of Abu Abdallah al-Qaim and brother of his successor Muhammad al-Shaykh, the first Saadi sultan to rule.
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Who was Ahmad al-Araj?
member of the Saadi Dynasty and brother of the first Saadi sultan of Morocco (1486-1557)
When was Ahmad al-Araj born?
Ahmad al-Araj was born in 1486.
When did Ahmad al-Araj die?
Ahmad al-Araj died in 1557 in Marrakech.
What was Ahmad al-Araj's occupation?
Ahmad al-Araj was a politician.
What nationality was Ahmad al-Araj?
Ahmad al-Araj was Moroccan.
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APA: Biography.guide. (2026). Ahmad al-Araj. https://biography.guide/ahmad-al-araj/
MLA: "Ahmad al-Araj." Biography.guide, https://biography.guide/ahmad-al-araj/.
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