Ruknuddin Ibrahim

Rukn ud-din Ibrahim Qadr Khan (died ), commonly known as Ruknuddin Ibrahim, was the acting Sultan of the Khalji dynasty throughout the latter half of 1296.

Background Rukn ud-din Ibrahim Qadr Khan was born to Jalal-ud-Din Khalji (1220–1296), a member of the Khalaj tribe and founder of the Khalji dynasty of Delhi, and his wife, Malika-i-Jahan. His coronation took place on October 21, 1296.

The reception of his ascension was poor, and many believed that Alauddin Khalji was a more fit ruler. As tensions grew, Ruknuddin and his mother fled the city in the "dead of night," leaving Alauddin to rule.

Captivity and death Ruknuddin died around 1297, sometime subsequent to the fall of Multan, while in captivity in Hansi.