Ahmad ibn Makki

Abu al-Abbas Ahmad ibn Makki (c. 1300 – 1364 or 1365) was the Amazigh head of the Banu Makki dynasty of Gabès, under Hafsid overlordship. When Genoese raiders seized Tripoli in 1354 and demanded fifty thousand gold mithqals for its release, Ahmad negotiated its liberation and paid the ransom himself after the Hafsid sultan sent no help.

The sultan then made him governor of Tripoli. He ruled there until his death, when his son Abd al-Rahman succeeded him.