Person · r. 1789 – 1792, restored 1804 – d. 1826

Sidi Ibrahim Khan II (Dhakle Baba)

Succeeded Sidi Johar in 1789, was thrown into prison by his own slave Sidi Jumrud Khan in 1792, restored to the chiefship on Jumrud Khan's death in 1804, and ruled until his own death in 1826.

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vol. XI, p. 448 · read as page image Sidi Johar ruled for six years (1784-1789), and was succeeded by Sidi Ibráhim otherwise known as Dhákle Bába. He ruled till 1792, when his slave Sidi Jumrud Khán threw Ibráhim into prison
vol. XI, p. 449 · read as page image death in 1804. After Jumrud's death Ibráhim was restored to the chiefship and continued to rule till his death in 1826.