Ahmed Ali Hussein (Corsair)
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Sayyid Ahmed Ali Hussein Reis | |
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Born | August the 3rd 1595 Benghazi, Emirate of Saranidiq (de-jure part of the Ottoman Empire) |
Died | December the 3rd 1630 Al-Yunus (his ship), Spanish coast |
Cause of death | drowning |
Body discovered | December the 8th, 1630. |
Resting place | Kallipolis Islamic Cemetery, Saranidia |
Monuments | a statue in National Martyrs’ Park. |
Nationality | Al-Saranidi Ottoman (de-jure) |
Other names | Al-Mirza (literally: the Prince) |
Citizenship | Ottoman, Al-Saranidi |
Education | Primary education and naval training |
Alma mater | Salah Ha Deen Makhtab |
Occupation | Midshipman (1609-1612), naval officer (1612-1615), Corsair (1615-1630) |
Years active | 1609-1630 |
Era | Early modern |
Employer | Al-Saranidi Navy (1609-1615), himself (1615-1630) |
Organization | Al-Saranidi Navy (1909-1615), Al-Yunus (1615-1630) |
Known for | Barbary Corsair |
Style | Sayyid |
Net worth | £5 million (in today’s money) |
Height | unknown |
Title | Sayyid, Reis |
Predecessor | none |
Successor | Yunus Ibn Ahmed Ali Hussein |
Movement | Islamic imperialism |
Opponent(s) | the Kingdom of Spain |
Criminal charge(s) | manslaughter |
Criminal penalty | payment of diyya |
Criminal status | Convicted |
Spouse(s) | Mariam Ali Hussein, Meryem Afet Hussein and Khadija Hussein |
Children | Khalid Ibn Ahmed Ali Hussein, Suleiman Ahmed Ali Hussein and Aisha Hussein |
Parent(s) | Ali Suleiman Hussein and Maria Hussein |
Awards | Beylerbey of Madinat Ahmed (now New Sirte) |
Piratical career | |
Type | Corsair |
Allegiance | Saranidia |
Years active | 1615-1630 |
Rank | Reis |
Base of operations | Benghazi |
Commands | Al-Yunus |
Battles/wars | Numerous 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.