Ibrahim I of Ifriqiya

Ibrahim I of Ifriqiya was a notable ruler in the 17th century, serving as a bey (governor) of the Ottoman province of Ifriqiya, which roughly corresponds to modern-day Tunisia and parts of Algeria. His reign began in 1640 and lasted until 1645. He is recognized for his efforts to strengthen the region's economic and military power, particularly by expanding trade and fortifications. Ibrahim's leadership contributed to the stability and prosperity of Ifriqiya during a time when the region faced external threats and internal challenges, making him an important figure in North African history.