Ahmed Islam (privateer)
Sharif Ahmed Ibn Khalid Islam | |
|---|---|
| Nationality | Danistarabian-Sharifistani |
| Citizenship | Sharifistani |
| Education | Bachelor of Arts in History |
| Era | Modern era |
| Known for | Sharifistani privateer |
| Title | Sharif, Captain, Reis |
| Movement | Islamism |
| Opponent(s) | Emirate of Danistarab |
| Spouse(s) | Meryem Islam, Fatima Islam, Khadijah Islam and Bilqis Islam |
| Children | Muhammad Ibn Ahmed Islam , Aisha Bint Ahmed Islam and Khalid Suleiman Ibn Ahmed Islam |
| Parent(s) | Khalid and Aisha Islam |
| Piratical career | |
| Nickname | "The last of the corsairs" |
| Other names | none |
| Type | privateer |
| Allegiance | Sultanate of Sharifistan |
| Years active | 2020- |
| Rank | Reis (Captain) |
| Base of operations | Danistarabian coast |
| Commands | Al-Nuh (navy ship), Al-Nuh (privateer ship) |
| Battles/wars | 2nd Sharifistani-Danistarabian War |
| Wealth | £63+ million |
Ahmed Ibn Khalid Islam is a Sharifistani noble and privateer captain who lives in Al-Harreh Danistarab (part of Sharifistan), was born in Madinat Al-Muluk (the capital of Danistarab) and served in the Danistarabian Navy.
Early life and education
Ahmed Islam was born the son of Sharif Khalid Islam (a black Danistarabian nobleman who had served in the Danistarabian Navy) and his wife Aisha Islam (a schoolteacher) in Madinat Al-Muluk. He was privately educated in the same Danistarabi school which educated many of the Danistarabian royal family. He later studied history at Madinat Al-Muluk University before successfully applying for the Danistarabian Navy.
Naval career
Ahmed Ibn Khalid Islam trained for a year in the Danistarabian Naval Academy before serving as a naval officer on board several Danistarabian ships, rising to the rank of Captain. He was involved in a number of operations against pirates.
privateering career
In November 2020, he purchased a patrol boat which he named Al-Nuh, the same name which was given to the ship he commanded in the Danistarabi Navy. He later captured a merchant ship which he gave to his first-mate after naming it Antiqam-Smy (literally "Summaya's Revenge).