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The Saˤdī family claimed descent from the Islamic prophet Muhammad through the line of ˤAlī Ibn Abī-Tālib and Fatima Zahra (Muhammad's daughter). The Saˤdī claimed Sharifian origins and rendered Sufism publicly respectable in Morocco.

1559 ceded Peñón De Alhucemas to Spain

RULERS

Mohammed I ( 1554 – 1557 )

Abdallah Al-Ghalib ( 1557 – 1574 )

Abu Abdallah Mohammed II ( 1574 – 1576 )

Abu Marwan Abd Al-Malik I ( 1576 – 1578 )

Ahmad I Al-Mansur ( 1578 – 1603 )

Abdul Abdallah Mohammed III ( 1603 – 1607 )

Zaidan Al Nasir ( 1607 – 1628 )

Abu Marwan Abd Al-Malik II ( 1628 – 1631 )

Al-Walid ( 1631 – 1636 )

Mohammed IV ( 1636 – 1654 )

Ahmad II ( 1654 – 1659 )

SEE ALSO

History Of Morocco

History Of Spain

REFERENCES AND LINKS

Rosander, E. Evers and Westerlund, David (1997). ''African Islam and Islam in Africa: Encounters Between Sufis and Islamists''. C. Hurst & Co. Publishers. ISBN 1850652821

History of Morocco

	Before	Wattasid Dynasty
	Title	Saadi Dynasty
	Years	1548 &ndash 1659
	After	Alaouite Dynasty