Mouha Ou Hammou Zayani

Mouha Ou Hammou Zayani (; (His full name was Muhammad Ou Hammou ben Aqqa ben Ahmad.) He was also known as Moha Ou Hamou al-Harkati Zayani or 1863 in the Middle Atlas. He belonged to the Imazhan clan which is part of the Ayt Harkat section of the Zayane. His father was Moha Ou Aqqa who was the tribal leader of Ayt Harkat.

In order to unite the disunited Zayane and avoid being attacked by the sultan Hassan I, he sought submitting to Hassan with hopes of being appointed qaid. Because of the advice of an influential local marabout and friend, Sidi Ben Dawd Sherqawi, and while Hassan was in Tadla forcing the tribes of the region to submit and pay tribute, Mouha travelled to Tadla with his cousin Bouhassous to find the Sultan's camp. He was introduced to Hassan through Sherqawi and he knelt at the monarch's feet. Hassan was impressed by this show of submission and made him qaid of the Ayt Ya’qoub half of the Zayane confirmed through a regal document. He also gifted Mouha a fine black cloak, a detachment of 300 Sharifian infantry under the qaid Zouggati

Death and legacy On 27 March 1921, Mouha was killed in a battle at Azelag N'Tazemourte against his son Hassan, who led a Zayane detachment. He was buried at Ben Cherro near Tamalakt where a masouleum and a mosque was built around his tomb. He is the grandfather of Lalla Latifa and great grandfather of the current king of Morocco Mohammed VI of Morocco.