bs: Ahmed I

bs: Ahmed II

bs: Ahmed III

bs: Ahmed Ben Bella

bs: Ahmed

bs: Ahmed Dževdet Paša

bs: Džabir ibn Hajjan

bs: Muavija ibn Ebu-Sufjan

bs: Malik ibn Enes

bs: Husejn ibn Ali

bs: Hasan ibn Ali

bs: Antara ibn Šedad

bs: Bilal ibn Rebbah

bs: Ebu-Ubejde Amir ibn El-Džerrah

Ahmed Gurey's widow married his nephew Nur ibn Mujahid, in return for his promise to avenge Ahmed's death, who succeeded Ahmed Gurey, and continued hostilities against his northern adversaries until he killed the Ethiopian Emperor in his second invasion of Ethiopia.

:* 1528-1535: Jihad against Ethiopia led by Ahmad ibn Ibrihim al-Ghazi ( also called Ahmed Gurey and Ahmed Gran ; " the Left-handed ").

* Ahmed ibn Yusuf, Egyptian mathematician

In the medieval Islamic world the Persian Muslim psychologist-physicians Ahmed ibn Sahl al-Balkhi ( d. 934 ) and Haly Abbas ( d. 994 ) developed an early understanding of illness that was due to the interaction of the mind and the body.

The two differed on several issues and it was Abu Hashim who was to have the greatest influence on later scholars in Basra, including the prominent Abd al-Jabbar ibn Ahmed who became the most celebrated proponent of Mu ' tazilism in the late tenth and early eleventh century ( Martin et al., 1997 ).

The doctrine of Tawhid in the words of the Mu ’ tazili prominent scholar, chief justice Abd al-Jabbar ibn Ahmed ( d. 415 AH / 1025 AD ), in an original Mu ’ tazili work translated in Martin et al.

Ahmed ibn Tulun was a Turkish Mamluk whose father was sent as a gift to the Abbasid Caliph al-Ma ' mun in ( 200H ./ 815 – 16 A. D .).

** Ahmed ibn Nasir, Moroccan Sufi writer and teacher ( born 1647 )

* Ahmed ibn Mohammed Al-Makkari, The History of the Mohammedan Dynasties in Spain, Royal Asiatic Society Books, 2002

* Haafidh ibn Ahmed ' Alee al-Hakamee

sh: Ahmed ibn Hanbel

sl: Ahmed ibn Rustah

While the AlDossary families led by Sheikh Ahmed Ibn Abdullah ibn Hassan Al Dossary migrated from Bahrain and were given the chance to choose a land where to settle by HRM the late King Abdul Aziz.

Ahmad Baba al-Massufi al-Tinbukti, full name Abu al-Abbas Ahmad ibn Ahmad al-Takruri Al-Massufi al-Timbukti ( October 26, 1556 – 1627 ), ( also known as Ahmed Baba Es Sudane or Ahmed Baba the black ) was a medieval West African writer, scholar, and political provocateur in the area then known as the Western Sudan.

When Abubeker waged war on him, the young Ahmed ibn Ibrahim killed the nominal sultan Abubeker and replaced him by his brother Umar Din.

:::::: Ahmed ibn Mohammad,

:::::: Mohamed ibn Ahmed,

:::::: Ahmed ibn Rashid,

:::::: Gabriel ibn Ahmed,

As Kerbogha fled, the citadel under command of Ahmed ibn Merwan finally surrendered, but only to Bohemund personally, rather than to Raymond ; this seems to have been arranged beforehand without Raymond's knowledge.

nl: Ahmed ibn Yusuf

tr: Ahmed bin Hanbel