Ahmed Ali Hussein (Corsair)

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Sayyid

Ahmed Ali Hussein

Reis
BornAugust the 3rd 1595
Benghazi, Emirate of Saranidiq (de-jure part of the Ottoman Empire)
DiedDecember the 3rd 1630
Al-Yunus (his ship), Spanish coast
Cause of deathdrowning
Body discoveredDecember the 8th, 1630.
Resting placeKallipolis Islamic Cemetery, Saranidia
Monumentsa statue in National Martyrs’ Park.
NationalityAl-Saranidi Ottoman (de-jure)
Other namesAl-Mirza (literally: the Prince)
CitizenshipOttoman, Al-Saranidi
EducationPrimary education and naval training
Alma materSalah Ha Deen Makhtab
OccupationMidshipman (1609-1612), naval officer (1612-1615), Corsair (1615-1630)
Years active1609-1630
EraEarly modern
EmployerAl-Saranidi Navy (1609-1615), himself (1615-1630)
OrganizationAl-Saranidi Navy (1909-1615), Al-Yunus (1615-1630)
Known forBarbary Corsair
StyleSayyid
Net worth£5 million (in today’s money)
Heightunknown
TitleSayyid, Reis
Predecessornone
SuccessorYunus Ibn Ahmed Ali Hussein
MovementIslamic imperialism
Opponent(s)the Kingdom of Spain
Criminal charge(s)manslaughter
Criminal penaltypayment of diyya
Criminal statusConvicted
Spouse(s)Mariam Ali Hussein, Meryem Afet Hussein and Khadija Hussein
ChildrenKhalid Ibn Ahmed Ali Hussein, Suleiman Ahmed Ali Hussein and Aisha Hussein
Parent(s)Ali Suleiman Hussein and Maria Hussein
AwardsBeylerbey of Madinat Ahmed (now New Sirte)
Piratical career
TypeCorsair
AllegianceSaranidia
Years active1615-1630
RankReis
Base of operationsBenghazi
CommandsAl-Yunus
Battles/warsNumerous unnamed battles
Wealth£5 million (in today’s money)

Ahmed Ibn Ali Hussein, often called Ahmed Ali Hussein was an Al-Saranidi privateer, nobleman and naval officer during the Early Modern period.