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Muhammad I ar-Rashid
Muhammad I ar-Rashid (; 1710 – 12 February 1759) was the third leader of the Husainid Dynasty and the ruler of Tunisia from 1756 until his death.
Biography.
Muhammad had been named heir apparent by his father, Husayn I, Bey of Tunis, in 1725. In 1735 his father was ousted by his nephew Ali I Pasha, who in 1735 named Muhammad as governor of Sousse.
With the help of the dey of Algiers, in 1756 Muhammad attacked Tunis and
Sharjah – Sheikh Rashid bin Matar bin Rahma Al Qasimi (1727–1777)
- Shaki Khanate –
- Soran Emirate -
1. Haji Chalabi Khan (1743–1759)
2. Aghakishi Beg (1759–1761)
- Shirvan Khanate – Muhammad 'Ali Khan (1748–1763)
- Tabasaran Principality -
- Tabriz Khanate - Najaf Qoli Khan I (1747-1785)
- Talysh Khanate – Jamaladdin (1747–1785)
- Sultanate of Touggourt -
- Beylik of Tunis –
1. Muhammad I ar-Rashid