Abu-l-Baqa Khalid an-Nasr

Abu-l-Baqa Khalid an-Nasr (1283–1311) was a Hafsid prince who ruled Béjaïa after his father Abu Zakariyya Yahya III. In 1307 the scholar Ramon Llull was imprisoned by the qadi before Abu-l-Baqa released and expelled him.

He agreed with Abu Asida Muhammad II of Tunis that the survivor would inherit the other's realm. When Abu Asida died in 1309, however, the sheikhs raised Abu Yahya Abu Bakr ash-Shahid instead. Abu-l-Baqa crushed his rival in seventeen days and seized Tunis.

Revolts followed in Constantine, led by his cousin and then his brother. His harsh rule cost him the support of the notables, and in 1311 he surrendered to his brother and was assassinated.