Nahwi ibn Mansur Walashma
Nahwi ibn Mansur was a prince of the Walashma dynasty of the Muslim Sultanate of Ifat, son of Mansur and grandson of its founder Umar ibn Dunya-hawz; the chronicle History of the Walashma shows the laqab Nahwi borne by several Walashma princes.
After Emperor Amda Seyon's Ethiopian campaigns against Ifat began in 1328, four of Nahwi's sons ruled in turn: Haqq ad-Din I, killed fighting the emperor, Sabr ad-Din I, Jamal ad-Din I and Nasr ad-Din.