Ali ibn Haditha
Ali ibn Haditha was an Al Fadl emir, a son of the first amir al-arab Haditha ibn Ghudayya and brother of Mani. After their father died Sultan al-Kamil divided the office between Ali, Mani and their kinsman Ghannam, but soon dismissed Ali and Ghannam; Ali founded the Al Ali branch.
Some years later the Ayyubids of Aleppo gave the office to Ali or his son Abu Bakr, and one of them held it until the Mamluks took Syria in 1260. When Baybars fled into exile in Syria in the 1250s, Ali refused him refuge.