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The Muhammad 'Ali Dynasty

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1848 Field Marshal H.H. Ibrahim Pasha, Vali of Egypt, Nubia, Darfur, Kordofan and Sennar. b. at Nusretli, Drama, Macedonia, before 9^th September 1789, eldest son of H.H. Muhammad ‘Ali Pasha, Vali of Egypt, etc, by his first wife, Amina Kadin Effendimiz, educ. privately at Istanbul. Governor of Cairo 1805-1806, and of Upper Egypt 1812-1816, Governor of Jedda and C-in-C of the the Hijaz 1817-1840, Damascus 1832-1840, and of the Morea (Greece) 1825-1828, a hostage at Istanbul October 1806-1807, Treasurer 1807-1813, cdr of military expeditions to the Sudan, occupied Syria for his father 1831-1841. Granted the rank and title of Bey 1805, prom Mîrmîran Pasha 1813, prom. Vizier and Pasha with three horsetails 31^st December 1816 (invested 19^th January 1817). Appointed as Katkhuda (Viceroy’s First Lieutenant), Governor of the Provinces, C-in-C of the Army, Grand Admiral, Generalissimo, and Chief of the Internal Administration and External Trade, July 1829. Succeeded on the resignation of his father, 15^th April 1848 (recognized by the porte, 20^th July 1848). Invested by the Sultan in person at Istanbul, Turkey, 25^th August 1848. Hon Mbr Soc of Arts (London) 1846-1848. Rcvd. the Order of Glory (Atiq Nishan-i-Iftikhar) of Turkey, Knt of the Order of St Joseph of Tuscany (26.11.1845), GC of the Orders of the Legion of Honour of France (1.5.1846) and the Tower & Sword for Valor, Loyalty & Merit of Portugal (18.7.1846). m. (first) ca. 1813, Khadija BirinijiKadin Effendi (d. 1870, bur. Afifi Cemetery, Cairo, Egypt), a lady of Persian origin. m. (second) Shivakiar Kadin Effendi (d. at the Smaller Kasr-i-A’ali, Cairo, Egypt, 1864, bur. Hosh al-Basha, Imam al-Shafi’i, Cairo, Egypt), a Circassian. m. (third) H.H. Khushiyar Kadin Effendimiz, the Valida Pasha [H.H. the Khediva Mother] (d. at the Greater Qasr al-A’ali Palace, Cairo, Egypt, 21^st June 1886, bur. there at the Khedival Mausoleum, ar-Rifai Mosque), rcvd: the Order of the Osmans (Nishan-i-Osmanieh) of Turkey in brilliants (8.4.1863), a sister of the H.M. Partav-Nihal, Valida Sultana, of Turkey. m. (fourth) Ulfat Khanum (b. 1815; d. at Istanbul, Turkey, 2^nd March 1865, bur. at the Great Mosque at Eyüp, Turkey), a Turkish lady. m. (fifth) Gulizar Khanum (d.s.p. in Egypt, 19^th October 1865, bur. Afifi Cemetery, Cairo). m. (sixth) Sa’arit Khanum(d.s.p. in Egypt, 17^th January 1870; bur. Afifi Cemetery, Cairo, Egypt). m. (seventh) Misirli Kadin Effendi. He d. at Cairo, Egypt, 10^th November 1848 (bur. Hosh al-Basha, Imam al-Shafi’i, Cairo, Egypt), having had issue, four sons and three daughters:

1) Prince Muhammad Ibrahim Fahmi Bey. b. at al-Jamaliya, Cairo, Egypt, 1814 (s/o Khadija Biriniji Kadin Effendi). He d. (accidentally kicked to death by a white slave) at the Palace of Giza, 25^th December 1819 (bur. Hosh al-Basha, Imam al-Shafi’i, Cairo, Egypt).

2) Lieutenant-General H.H. Prince Ahmad Rifa’at Pasha.b. at Cairo, 8^th December 1825 (s/o Shivakiar Kadin Effendi), educ. l’École Militaire Égyptienne de Paris, Sch of Artillery and l’École Speciale Militaire de St Cyr, Paris, France. Cmsnd as Maj-Gen Imperial Ottoman Army 1848, Governor of Alexandria, Dir of the Interior Dept 1857-1858, Presdt Egyptian Council of State 1854-1858. Appointed as Heir Apparent with the rank of Mîrmîran Pasha with two horse-tails together with the rank of Lieut-Gen in the Imperial Ottoman Army 18^th June 1854, and prom to the rank of Vizier with three horse-tails 20^th April 1858. Mbr Imperial Zoological Soc (Vienna) 1857. m. (first) 1846, Shamsi Khanum Effendi (b. ca. 1837; d. 1^st May1891). m. (a) ‘Azm-i-Raftar Kadin (d. 3^rd February 1904). m. (b) Dilbar-Jahan Kadin (d. 1900). m. (c) Zafrana al-Habashiyya Kadin. He was k. (drowned) when his railway carriage plunged off its ferry and into the sea at the construction site for the railway bridge at Kafr uz-Zayat, Egypt, 15^th May 1858 (bur. Hosh al-Basha, Imam al-Shafi’i, Cairo, Egypt), having had issue, three sons and two daughters:
- a) Field Marshal H.H. Prince Ibrahim Fahmi Ahmad Pasha. b. at Cairo, Egypt, 3^rd February 1847 (s/o Shamsi Khanum), educ. The Royal Sch, Manyal, Egypt, Funan-i Idadiya Coll (Military High Sch), Kuleli, and the Military War Coll, Istanbul, Turkey, and l’École d’État-Major, Compiègne, France. Cdr of the Forces in Syria 1869, Field Marshal Imperial Ottoman Army, served at the Battle of Omdurman, Minister for Agriculture and Public Works, PC. Rcvd: the Imperial Orders of the Osmans (Nishan-i-Osmanieh) 1^st class, and Nobility (Nishan-i-Majidieh) 1^st class, and the Medal of Distinction (Imtiyaz Madalyasi) in gold of Turkey, Knt of the Order of Iron Crown 1^st class of Austria-Hungary (1873), the Order of the Lion & Sun 1^st class (mil) of Persia, etc. m. (first) at Scutari, Turkey, 24^th December 1870 (div.) Vijdan Navijan Khanum (b. at Istanbul, 1852; m. second, at Istanbul, Turkey, 17^th May 1896, Lieutenant-General H.E. Faridun Pasha, Imperial Ottoman Army, and d. at Villa Adji Badem, Chamlija, Istanbul, Turkey, 15^th th September 1941, bur. there at Zincirlikuyu Cemetery, leaving further issue), rcvd: the Order of Charity (Nishan-i-Shafakat) 1^st class of Turkey, a Circassian from the household of ‘Ali Sharif Pasha. m. (second) at the ‘Abdin Palace, Cairo, Egypt, 17^th February 1873 (nikah) and 8^th February 1874 (zifaf), H.H. Princess Zainab Khanum Effendi (b. 1859; d.s.p. at the Ramla Palace, Alexandria, Egypt, 19^th August 1875, bur. Khedival Mausoleum, ar-Rifai Mosque, Cairo, Egypt), educ. at the “English House” in Shubra, Cairo and Alexandria, Egypt, and at Istanbul, Turkey, third daughter of H.H. Ismail Pasha, Khedive of Egypt, etc. GCB, GCSI, by his wife, H.H. Princess Jananyar Birinici Khanum Effendimiz. m. (third) at the ‘Abdin Palace, Cairo, Egypt, 1890 (nikah only, never consummated), H.H. Princess Ni’matu’llah Khanum Effendi (b. at Cairo, Egypt, 19^th September 1876; m. second, at Emirgan, Turkey, 4^th September 1896, General H.E. Mahmud Mukhtar Pasha, and d. at El Marg, Egypt, 21^st June 1945), eighth daughter of H.H. Ismail Pasha, Khedive of Egypt, etc. GCB, GCSI, by his wife, H.H. Princess Nazadil Kadin Effendimiz, daughter of (Sahib ul-Izza) ‘Isa Bey. He d. suddenly, at Sidi Gaber, Alexandria, Egypt, August 1893 (bur. Hosh al-Basha, Imam al-Shafi’i, Cairo, Egypt), having had issue, two sons and one daughter:
  - i) H.H. Prince Ahmad Saif ud-din Ibrahim Bey. b. at Scutari, Turkey, 2^nd March 1877 (s/o Vijdan Navijan Khanum). Imprisoned for attempting the life of his brother-in-law, Prince Ahmad Fu’ad, at the Khedivial Club, Cairo, on 7^th May 1898. Placed in a ‘open home’ within the grounds of Ticehurst Mental Asylum, Sussex. Escaped to Turkey with the help of his mother, where he was pronounced sane and granted Turkish nationality 1925. m. at Istanbul, Turkey, end June 1933 (without consent of the Royal Council in Egypt), Ulviya Khanum (b. at Scutari, Turkey, 6^th May 1895), elder daughter of H.E. Mustafa Rashid Mumtaz Pasha, sometime Governor of Beirut, Minister for the Interior and actg Presdt of the State Council. He d. from pleurisy, at Scutari, Turkey, 18^th November 1937 (bur. Hosh al-Basha, Imam al-Shafi’i, Cairo, Egypt), having had issue, an only son: Copyright© Christopher Buyers
    - (1) A son. b. at Istanbul, Turkey, shortly before 6^th August 1934. He d. young, after 1937.
  - ii) Colonel H.H. Prince Muhammad Vahid ud-din Ibrahim Bey. b. at Scutari, 29^thSeptember 1879 (s/o Vijdan Navijan Khanum). Rcvd: the Imperial Order of the Osmans (Nishan-i-Osmanieh) of Turkey. m. (first) 1898, H.H. Princess Fazila Zubaida Khanum Effendi (b. 6^th August 1878; d. at Cairo, Egypt, 31^st April 1900, bur. there at the Fazil Mausoleum, Imam al-Shafi’i), third daughter of H.H. Prince Usman Pasha, sometime Vizier, by his wife, H.H. Princess Pakiza Khanum Effendi. m. (second) at Cairo, Egypt, 1902, H.H. Princess Saliha Khanum Effendi [H.H. Princess Saliha Muhammad Ibrahim] (b. at Medina, Italy, 19^th September 1883; m. second, at the Lutheran Church of Christ the Saviour, St Petersburg, Russia, 1^st August 1909 (Christian rite) (anulled by a fatwa of the Mufti of Egypt 9^th December 1909) and at the Shah Jahan Mosque, Woking, Surrey, 21^st December 1913 (relig.), Colonel Ata ur-Rahman Shaikh Jalal ud-din Muhammad de Yourkevitch [Count Wladimir de Yourkevitch], and d. 1953, leaving a futher son), eldest daughter of Field Marshal H.H. Prince Ibrahim Hilmi Pasha, by his first wife Qamar Khanum, a Circassian. He d. from wounds received in a motor crash on the Paris-Trouville road, at the Hospital at Bernay, Eure, France, 20^thAugust 1906 (bur. Hosh al-Basha, Imam al-Shafi’i, Cairo), having had issue, two sons and one daughter:
    - (1) H.H. Damad Prince Muhammad ‘Ali Ibrahim Bey Effendi. b. at Cairo, Egypt, 29^th April 1900 (s/o Princess Fazila Zubaida), educ. at Paris, France. Designer of sailing boats. Mbr Muhammad Ali Club, Alexandria Sporting Club (ASC), the Royal Automobile Club of Egypt (RACE), etc. Rcvd. GC of the Order of Ismail. m. at Heliopolis Palace, Cairo, Egypt, 19^th September 1940, H.I.H. Princess Zahra Khanzadi Sultana b. at the Dolma Bagce Palace, Istanbul, Turkey, 19^th September 1923; d. at Paris, France, 19^th March 1998, bur. Ashiyan Cemetery, near Bebek, Istanbul, Turkey), second daughter of Captain H.I.H. Prince Omar Faruk Effendi, by his first wife, H.I.H. Princess Rukiya Sabhia Sultana, youngest daughter of H.I.M. Sultan Muhammad VI, Grand Sultan of Turkey. He d. at Paris, France, 2^nd July 1977, having had issue, one son and one daughter:
      - (a) H.H. Prince (Sultanzada) Ahmad Rifa’at Muhammad ‘Ali Ibrahim Bey Effendi. b. at Maadi, Cairo, Egypt, 31^st August 1942. m. 26^th June 1969 (div.), Amina Khanum [Emine Uşaklıgıl] (b. at Vichy, France, 20^th October 1944; m. second (div.), Asaf Savaş Akat, economist. m. third, as his third wife, David Seymour Tonge, British journalist and consultant.), educ. Inst d’Études Politiques (B.Pol.Sci. 1966), Univ of the Sorbonne, Paris, France, journalist with “Yeni Yüzyıl” newspaper, political editor “Ayrıntılı Haber” 1975-1977, Dir of PR for “Cumhuriyet” newspaper 1977-1979, MD “Cumhuriyet” since 1979, author of “Modernleşme ve Çokkültürlülük” (2001), Mbr Helsinki Citizens Assembly, Chair EGE Advertising Agency since 1985, Dir GAMEDA Distributing & Marketing Co (Turkey) since 1979, CAGDAS Public Corp (Turkey) since 1981, International Advertising Assoc, etc, daughter of H.E. Bülent Uşaklıgıl, sometime Turkish Ambassador to Egypt, France and the USA, by his wife, Leyla, youngest daughter of Yunus Nadi Abalşoğlu, of Ankara, Turkey, sometime Chair Turkish Parliamentary Constitutional Cmsn, newspaper journalist and politician. He d. at Cairo, Egypt, 2^nd November 2011 (bur. there at the Hosh al-Basha, Imam al-Shafi’i).
      - (a) H.H. Princess Sabiha Fazila Khanum Sultana. b. at Paris, France, 8^th August 1941, educ. Heathfield, Ascot. She was engaged to King Faisal II of Iraq before his assassination at Baghdad on 14^th July 1958. m. (first) at Paris, France, 10^th December 1965 (div. at Istanbul, Turkey, 24^th November 1980), Dr Hayri Suat Ürgüplü (b. at Ankara, Turkey, 31^st May 1936; m. second, at Westminster, London, 1983, Gülçin Gürkan. m. third, at Kensington, London, November 1999, Ruth Erika Liebig), educ. Ma’arif Coll, Ankara, Bakirköy Ilk Okulu, and Galatasaray Coll, Istanbul, Turkey, Coll Général Marceau (Lycée Français), Coblenz, Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany, the Univ of the Sorbonne, Paris, France, Univ of Cologne (PhD 1972), Germany, and London Sch of Economics & Political Science (LSE), London, economist, Permanent Delegate from TUSAID to the EEC in Brussels 1984, eldest son of H.E. ‘Ali Suat Hayri Ürgüplü, GCVO, sometime Senator and Prime Minister of Turkey, by his wife, Zainab Nigar Khanum, elder daughter of Cevdet Kizilay. m. (second) at Saint-Félix, Allier, France, 18^th June 1983, Jean-Alphonse Bernard (b. 1922; d. 2^nd June 2015), sometime civil servant French Treasury, author of “L’armée et le Pouvoir en Egypte: 1952-1981” (1982), “L’Inde: Le Pouvoir et la Puissance” (1985), “Inde: l’un et le multiple” (1986), “L’ambition de l’Inde” (1988), “From Raj to the Republic: A Political History of India (1935-2000)” (2001), “Heurs et Malheurs d’Une Nation: Réflexions Sur le Destin Français” (2011), “Tocqueville in India” (2014), and “Eloge du droit naturel” (2015), Presdt Chantiers Navals Bernard S.A. 1965-2015, Mbr Soc Asiatique, Acad des Inscriptions et Belles-Lettres, Inst de Stratégie Comparée, etc, eldest son of Antonin Maurice Bernard, of Paris, France, sometime Hon Presdt la Compagnie Française de Crédit et de Banque, by his wife, Yvonne, née Meilleroux. She had issue, two sons by her first husband:
        
        (i) Dr Ali Suat Ürgüplü. b.at Istanbul, Turkey, 28^th September 1967, educ. Progress High Sch, Shishli, Istanbul, Turkey, United World College of the Adriatic, Duino, Italy, the International Sch of Brussels, Belgium, Oxford Univ (BA 1991, MA 1999), Otto Friedrich Univ of Bamberg (PhD 2012), Bavaria, Germany. Expert in Planning Dept (EC Affairs) Koç Holding A.S. 1991-1992, Lecturer in the Faculty of Letters of the History of Sciences Dept at Istanbul Univ 1992-1993, Assoc (Corporate Finance) Global Menkul Degerler A.S. 1993-1994, Personal Assist to the Presdt of Koç Holding A.S. 1994-1995, Assist to Sec-Gen of Economic & Social History Fndn of Turkey 1995-1996, cmsnd as 2^nd Lieut Turkish Army 1996, served with Land Forces Command 1996-1998, Financial Analyst General Financial Securities Copr 1998-1999, Head of Research EVG Securities 1999-2002, Partner Vizyon 2002-2003, Scientific Collaborator Otto Friedrich Univ in Bamberg 2003-2005, Lecturer in Ottoman History Rheinische Friedrich-Wilhelms Univ of Bonn 2006-2008, Translator Otto Benecke Stiftung E.V. 2008-2012, and papagei.com GmbH 2012-2013, freelance translator since 2013, Book Editor for Yapı Kredi Kültür-Sanat Yayıncılık A.S. since 2016. Author of “Seyhülislam Ürgüplü Mustafa Hayri Efendi’nin Mesrutiyet, Büyük Harp ve Mütareke Günlükleri (1909-1922)” (2015), and “The Correspondence of Sir Gerard Clauson” (2016).
        
        (ii) Mehmet Selim Ürgüplü. b.at Istanbul, Turkey, 31^st October 1968, educ. Millfield Sch, Street, Somerset, and Univ of Maryland (BA 1995), Coll Park, Maryland, USA. Company Sec Multilateral Center for Planning & Trading (MCPT) Ltd 1994-1996, Partner Navimar Yacht Production Ltd since 2008, Presdt SMK Ithalat Ihracat Sanayi & Ticaret Ltd.
    - (2) H.H. Damad Nabil Amr [Amru] Ibrahim BeyEffendi. b. at Cairo, Egypt, 30^th October 1903 (s/o Princess Saliha), educ. Robert Coll, Istanbul, Turkey, and l’École d’Aviation des Frères Caudon, Le Crotoy, Picardy, France. Granted the title of Nabil 21^st June 1922. Cmsnd as 2^nd-Lieut in the Egyptian Air Corps 1921, Cdt Special Police Force 1942. Presdt Comité Grèce-Égypte, Club Royal Egyptien de Chasse (CREC), and El-Feroussia Club 1938. Vice-Presdt Royal Aeronautical Fed of Egypt. Mbr Muhammad Ali club, Alexandria Sporting Club (ASC), the Royal Automobile Club of Egypt (RACE), etc. Author “Simples Remarqucs, Tableau Chronologique des Princes et Gouverneurs de l’Eacute;gypte Musulmane”. Rcvd: GC of the Orders of Muhammad ‘Ali, and Ismail of Egypt, and George I of Greece. m. (first) at Cairo, Egypt, 12^th September 1921 (div. October 1921, remarried September 1923, then div. and remarried for a second time), Sarvat Khanum (b. 5^th July 1900; d. at Cairo, Egypt, 29^th April 1935), eldest daughter of H.E. (Sahib us-Sa’ada) Saifu’llah Yusri Pasha, sometime Env Ext and Minister Plenipotentiary to the USA, and to Germany, Hungary, Czechoslovakia, and Poland, by his first wife, Shahira Khanum, third daughter of H.E. (Sahib us-Sa’ada) Sami Pasha al-Barudi. m. (second) at Cairo, 19^th March 1943, H.I.H. Princess Najla Hibatu’llah Sultana (b. at Hilafat Palace, Nice, France, 15^th May 1926; d. at Madrid, Spain, 6^th October 2006, bur. Ashiyan Cemetery, near Bebek, Istanbul, Turkey), youngest daughter of Captain H.I.H. Prince Omar Faruk Effendi, by his first wife, H.I.H. Princess Rukiya Sabhia Sultana, youngest daughter of H.I.M. Sultan Muhammad VI, Grand Sultan of Turkey. He d. at Pully, Lausanne, witzerland, 23^rd November 1977 (bur. Cimetiere communal de Pully), having had issue, one son and three daughters:
      - (a) H.H. Prince (Sultanzada) Usman Rifa’at Bey Effendi [Prince Osman Rifat Ibrahim]. b. at Lausanne, Vaud, Switzerland, 20^th May 1951 (s/o Princess Najla). Presdt Royal Inst Mohamed Ali (Lisbon) 2011-2025 (Founder 1991). Hon Chair Brd of Advisors of Worth (Paris), and Prince Osman Mediterranean Centre. Hon Mbr El Capítulo Noble de Fernando VI. Mbr Royal Confraternity of San Teotorio, Assoc of the Representatives of the Kingdom of Bunyoro-Kitara (ARKBK) 2011-2013, the Senate of the Real Colegio Nobiliárquico Portugués, etc. Protector of the Order of the Rising Star of Africa. Co-author of “Méhémet Ali le Grand: Mémoires Intimes d’une Dynastie” (2005). Rcvd: GC of Merit of the Military and Hospitaller Order of St Lazarus of Jerusalem (12.2.2011). He d. unm. from heart failure while travelling on a coach, at Alicante, Spain, 1^st February 2025 (bur. beside his father, at Cimetiere communal de Pully, Lausanne, Vaud, Switzerland).
      - (a) Nabila Ni’matu’llah Khanum Effendi [Nimet Amr].b. at Alexandria, Egypt, 19^th April 1923 (d/o Sarvat Khanum), educ. privately in Arabic, French and English. Deprived of her title of Nabila on her second marriage. m. (first) 1940 (div.) (Sahib ul-Izza) Sharif ud-din Bey (m. second, Ziba Khanum, née Shirrin), son of (Sahib ul-Izza) ‘Umar Husain Sharif Bey. m. (second) (div.) Major Najm ud-din Shahin Bey, son of Brigadier H.E. (Sahib us Sa’ada) Muhammad Shahin Pasha, KCVO, DSO, OBE, sometime ADC to King Faruk. m. (third) (Sahib ul-Izza) Munir Sabri Bey, son of H.E. (Sahibud-Daula) Hasan Sabri Pasha, sometime Prime Minister of Egypt. She had issue, one daughter by her first husband, two sons by her second, and a further son and daughter by her third. Copyright© Christopher Buyers
      - (b) Nabila Amina Khanum Effendi. b. at Cairo, Egypt, 12^th March 1925 (d/o Sarvat Khanum), educ. privately in Arabic, French and English. m. (first) 2^nd December 1943, as his first wife (div.) Muhammad Amin Kurhan (b. at Paris, 28^th April 1914, m. second, 1951 (div. 1955) Aisha Gulun, and d. at Ankara, 10^th February 1990, having had further issue, one son), Engineer-Agronomist, son of Salih Husnu Kurhan, by his wife, Fatima Khanum, eldest daughter of General H.E. Muhammad Sharif Pasha, sometime Ottoman Minister for Foreign Affairs, by his wife, H.H. Princess Amina Khanum Effendi. m. (second) (div.) Adil Rashid Effendi, son of Rashid Fahmy Bey, by his wife, Najiya Khanum, younger daughter of Kasbolet Bey Hunç. She d. at Zamalek, Cairo, Egypt, 31^st December 2002 (bur. Ismail Yusri Pasha Cemetery, Cairo), having had issue, an only son by her first husband - see above.
      - (c) Nabila Inji Khanum Effendi. b. at Sidi Bishr No.3 District, Alexandria, Egypt, 1^st July 1927 (d/o Sarvat Khanum), educ. privately in Arabic, French and English. Deprived of her title of Nabila on her second marriage in 1952. m. (first) 21^st July 1947 (div.) (Sahib ul-Izza) Ikram Bey Muhsin, son of H.E. (Sahib us-Sa’ada) Hasan Muhsin Pasha, by his wife, H.H. Princess Aziza Khanum Effendi, eldest daughter of Field Marshal H.H. Prince Hasan Ismail Pasha. m. (second) at Cairo, Egypt, 12^th May 1952 (Sahib ul-Izza) Fayiz Bey Lutfu, employed with the Belgian Tramway Co of Cairo, son of (Sahib ul-Izza) Ahmad Bey Lutfu, by his wife, a daughter of H.E. (Sahib us-Sa’ada) Ismail Pasha al-Mufattish. Copyright© Christopher Buyers
    - (1) Nabila Ain ul-Hayat Khanum Effendi [H.H. Princess Ain ul-Hayat Ben-Ayad]. b. at Cairo, Egypt, 11^th June 1902 (d/o Princess Saliha). Granted the title of Nabila 21^st June 1922. m. at Cairo, Egypt, 1920, H.H. Prince Adil Bey Ben-Ayad (b. 1882;d. before 25^th November 1946), eldest son of HH.H. Prince Muhammad at-Tahir Pasha Ben Ayad, by his wife, H.H. Princess Rukiya em>Khanum Effendi, third daughter of H.H. Prince Mustafa Bahgat ‘Ali Fazil Pasha. She d. at Geneva, Switzerland, 15^th January 1995, having had issue, two sons and two daughters - see below.
  - i) H.H. Princess Shivakiar Khanum Effendi.b. at Scutari, Turkey, 25^th October 1876 (d/o Vijdan Navjuvan Khanum). Presdt Muhammad ‘Ali Benevolent Soc and ‘Mar’al-Guedida’ (New Woman). Author of "Mon pays: la renovation de l’Egypte, Mohammed Aly" (1933). m. (first) at Cairo, 30^th May 1895 (nikah) and at the ‘Abbasiya Palace, Cairo, Egypt, 14^th February 1896 (zifaf) (div. May 1898) H.M. Ahmad Fu’ad I, King of Egypt, etc. GCB, Royal Victorian Chain (b. at the Bulaq Palace, Giza, Egypt, 26^th March 1868; m. second, at the Bustan Palace, Cairo, Egypt, 24^th May 1919, Nazli, and d. at Cairo, Egypt, 28^th April 1936), sixth son of H.H. Ismail Pasha, Khedive of Egypt, etc. GCB, GCSI, by his sixth wife, Farial Khanum. m. (second) at Cairo, Egypt, 14^th March 1900 (div. 1903), H.E. ‘Abdu’l-Rauf Bey Sabit (b. 1881; d. 1920), sixth son of H.E. (Sahib ul-Ma’ali) Muhammad Sabit Pasha, sometime Presdt Privy Council, by his second or third wife m. (third) at Cairo, Egypt, 2^nd January 1904 (div. 10^th January 1916) as his second wife, H.E. (Sahib us-Sa’ada) Saifu’llah Yusri Pasha (b. 1^st June 1880; m. third at Istanbul, Turkey, 21^st November 1916, H.H. Princess Zainab Khanum Effendi, and d. 26^th December 1949, bur. Imam al-Shafi’i, Cairo, Egypt), sometime Env. Ext. and Minister Plenipotentiary to the USA, and to Germany, Hungary, Czechoslovakia, and Poland, second son of Lieutenant-Colonel H.E. (Sahib us-Sa’ada) Ismail Yusri Pasha, by his wife, Asya Khanum, daughter of Lieutenant-General H.E. (Sahib us-Sa’ada) Ahmad Shukri Yeghen Pasha, sometime C-in-C (Saraskar) Egyptian Forces in the Hijaz, Governor of Jeddah and Mecca. m. (fourth) at Beyoglu, Istanbul, Turkey, 5^th July 1917 (div. 21^st March 1925), Captain Muhammad Salim Khalil Bey Demirkan [Selym] (b. 1893; d. at Paris, France, 1944, bur. Père-Lachaise Muslim Cemetery), educ. Sultan’s Coll, Galatasaray, Istanbul, cmsnd as 2nd-Lieut Imperial Ottoman Army 1913, served in the Great War 1915-1918, prom Lieut 1917, retd as Capt 1922, rcvd: Turkish War Medal (Gallipoli Star), Knt of the Order of the Iron Cross 2^nd class of Prussia, eldest son of Major-General H.E. Khalil Pasha, from Rhodes, the well known Turkish impressionist painter and Dir of the Industrial Fine Arts Sch in Istanbul, by his wife, Aliya Khanum. (fifth) at Nishantashi, Istanbul, Turkey, 1^st July 1927, H.E. (Sahib us-Sa’ada) Ilhami Husain Pasha (b. at Istanbul, Turkey, 1899; m. second, 1960, Laura Myrtle Harkness [Mrs Abraham Kingsley Macomber], and d. at Villa Baia dei Fiori, Saint-Jean-Cap- Ferrat, Cote d’Azur, France, 10^th November 1992, bur. there at Château de Nice), educ. Sultan’s Coll, Galatasaray, Istanbul, Turkey, Chair & MD Services Aériens Internationaux d’Egypte (SAIDE), and National Botling Co of Egypt (Pepsi-Cola), Presdt Superior Council of Faruk I City Univ, and Soc de Publicité du Moyen-Orient, Vice-Presdt Egyptian Aircraft Engineering Soc, Counsellor l’Œuvre Mohamed Aly El-Kebir, banker, raised to the personal rank and title of Pasha 19^th March 1942, rcvd: GC of the Orders of the Nile, and the Phoenix of Greece (1951), son of H.E. Hafiz Husain Pasha, of Istanbul, Turkey, by his wife, Gulnev Khanum. She d. at the Kasr al-Aali Palace, Cairo, Egypt, 17^th February 1947 (bur. El-Mammalek Desert Cemetery), having had issue, one son and one daughter by her first husband (see below), one son and one daughter by her second, one son and two daughters by her third (see Yeghen), one son by her fourth and none by her last husband:
    - (1) Ibrahim Sabit Effendi. b. 1901. He d. 1938.
    - (2) Prince Muhammad Vahid ud-din Pasha. b. 20^th January 1919 (s/o Muhammad Salim Khalil Bey), educ. in Paris, France. Rcvd: GC of the Order of the Nile. He d. at El-Matriya, Cairo, Egypt, 19^th December 1995 (bur. El-Mammalek Desert Cemetery).
    - (1) Ain Al-Hayat Khanum Sabit. She d. 1930. Copyright© Christopher Buyers
- b) H.H. Prince Ahmad Kamal Pasha. b. at Cairo, Egypt, 1857 (s/o ‘Azm-i-Raftar Kadin), educ. the Military Acad of the Abbasiya, Cairo, Egypt. Horse breeder and expert on the Arabian horse. m. (first) at Cairo, Egypt, 1879(div. there 1881) H.H. Princess Jamila Fazila Khanum Effendi (b. 1869; m. second, at the Qasr al-Nil Palace, Cairo, Egypt, ca 1^st February 1881 (div. 1883), H.E. (Sahib us-Sa’ada) Muharram Pasha Shahin. m.(third) at Istanbul, Turkey, H.E. Yakub Pasha Hasan, and d.s.p. at Istanbul, Turkey, 1896), sixth daughter of H.H. Ismail Pasha, Khedive of Egypt, etc. GCB, GCSI, by Misl Jahan Kadin.m. (second) 1881, Naz-Parvar [H.H. Princess Naz-Parvar Ahmad Kamal] (b. 1864; d. at Cairo, Egypt, 21^st August 1925). He d. at Matariah, Cairo, Egypt, 24^th December 1907 (bur. there at Hosh al-Basha, Imam al-Shafi’i), having had issue, an only son:
  - i) H.H. Prince Yusuf Kamal Pasha. b. at Cairo, Egypt, 17^th December 1882 (s/o Princess Naz-Parwar). Founder and Patron École Égyptienne des Beaux-Arts 1908. Chair Advisory Ctte of the Hospital for Turkish Prisoners 1916-1919. Hon Chair El-Feroussia Club 1938. Rector & Presdt of the Senate of the Egyptian Univ at Cairo (later Fu’ad I Univ) 1916-1917 (Mbr Administrative Council 1912-1916). Presdt Islamic Benevolent Soc 1914-1918, National Univ 1916-1917, Soc des Amis de la Librairie, Assoc des Amis de l’Art 1919, General Union of Egyptian Agriculturalists 1921, Soc des Amateurs des Beaux-Arts 1924-1942, etc. Hon Vice-Presdt Egypt Exploration Soc, Club Royal Egyptien de Chasse (CREC), Royal Shooting Club, The Royal Automobile Club of Egypt (RACE). Mbr Soc Archéologique d’Alexandrie. Author of “Siyhati fi Bilad al-Hind wa Kashmir 1913-1914” (1915), “Notes de Voyage au Soudan Egyptien” BSSGE (1920), etc. Editor of “Monumenta Cartographica Africae et Aegypli” (1926-1951). Rcvd: the Chain of Fu’ad I (1936) and GC of the Order of Muhammad ‘Ali (1915). m. at Cairo, Egypt, 4^th June 1934 (div. there, 29^th October 1937), Nabila Karima Halima Fatima Khanum Effendi [H.H. Princess Yusuf Kamal] (b. at Istanbul, Turkey, 15^th March 1898; d.s.p. at Strobl am Wolfgangsee, Salzburg, Austria, 28^th March 1971), styled H.H. Princess Yusuf Kamal 1934-1937, former wife of H.I.H. Prince Usman Fu’ad Effendi of Turkey, later Head of the Imperial House, and second daughter of Lieutenant-General H.H. Prince Muhammad ‘Abbas HalimPasha, by his wife, H.H. Princess Khadija Khanum Effendi, second daughter of H.H. Muhammad Tawfik Pasha, Khedive of Egypt, etc, GCB, GCSI. He d.s.p. at Strobl am Wolfgangsee, Salzburg, Austria, 1^st February 1967.
- c) H.H. Prince Muhammad Rifa’at Bey (s/o Zafrana al-Habashiyya Kadin). He d. young.
- a) H.H. Princess Ain ul-Hayat Khanum Effendi.b. at Cairo, 5^th October 1858 (d/o Dilbar-Jahan Khanum), educ. privately. Founder, Treasurer and Presdt Muhammad ‘Ali Benevolent Soc 1909-1910. m. at Cairo, Egypt, 30^th January 1873 (nikah) and 7^th February 1873 (zifaf) as his first wife (div.), H.H. Husain Kamil, Sultan of Egypt, etc, GCB (b. at Cairo, Egypt, 21^st November 1853; m. second, at Istanbul, Turkey, 12^th March 1887, H.H. Sultana Malak KhanumEffendimiz, and d. at the ‘Abdin Palace, Cairo, Egypt, 9^th October 1917, bur. ar-Rifai Mosque), second son of H.H. Ismail Pasha, Khedive of Egypt, etc, GCB, GCSI, by his second wife, H.H. Princess Jananyar [Janazir] Berinici Khanum Effendimiz. She d. at Paris, France, 12^th August 1910 (bur. Hosh al-Basha, Imam al-Shafi’i, Cairo), having had issue, two sons and two daughters - see below.
- b) H.H. Princess Zainab Khanum Effendi(d/o Zafrana al-Habashiyya Kadin). She d. young.

3) H.H. Ismail Pasha, Khedive of Egypt, etc. (s/o Khushiyar Kadin Effendimiz, the ValidaPasha) - see below.

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