Ismail I of Granada

Ismail I ibn Faraj (1279–1325), fifth Nasrid sultan of Granada from 1314, was a grandson of Muhammad II. After his father Abu Said Faraj's rebellion against Sultan Nasr failed, Ismail resumed the revolt and forced Nasr to abdicate in 1314.

At the Battle of the Vega on 25 June 1319 his forces routed Castile, killing both royal regents, and Castile ended its support for Nasr. In 1324–1325 he took a string of towns including Baza and Martos, using cannons in a siege for the first time in Iberia. He enlarged the Alhambra and Generalife. In July 1325 a kinsman assassinated him.