Shaikh Ali ibn Ali Qushji

Shaikh Ali ibn Ali Qushji was an Ilkhanid administrator in Khurasan, its governor under Abu Sa'id Bahadur Khan. After Abu Sa'id's death in 1335, Qushji put forward the Genghisid prince Togha Temür as Ilkhan, persuading the amirs of Khurasan to have the Friday prayer read and coins struck in his name.

On Togha Temür's 1337 campaign the army was routed near Sultaniya by the Jalayirid Hasan Buzurg. Qushji fled, was seized at Bistam by Arghun Shah's men, and was executed, his head sent to Hasan Buzurg.