1888 - 1890 H.H. Sultan Sayyid Khalifa I bin Sa’id, Sultan of Zanzibar and its dependencies, GCMG (13.6.1888). b. at the Bait al-Mtoni, Unguja, Zanzibar, 1852, thirteenth son of H.H. Sayyid Sa’id bin Sultan bin Imam Ahmad, Sultan of Muscat, Oman and Zanzibar, by an Ethiopian suri, educ. privately. His elder half-brother, Sayyid Barghash, regarded him as a potential rival and placed him in prison soon after he succeeded to the throne in 1870. Released from confinement in 1873. Proclaimed on the death of his brother as Sultan of Zanzibar and its dependencies, 26th March 1888. Installed at the Bait al-Ajaib, Stone Town, Unguja, Zanzibar, 27th March 1888. He entered into a treaty with the Deutsch Ostafrika Gesellschaft granting them the right to collect customs duties and taxes along the coast of Africa in 1888. Granted and indemnity of £ 200,000 Sterling in exchange for recognising German sovereignty over Tanganyika, and £11,000 Sterling p.a. from the East Africa Company in exchange for their control over Mombasa and the northern portions of his dominions on the coastal strip. Sovereign of the Order of the Brilliant Star of Zanzibar (Wisam al-Kawkab al-Durri al-Zanzibari). He d. at Marhubi Palace, Unguja, Zanzibar, 13th February 1890 (bur. Makusurani Cemetery), having had issue, an only surviving son:
1) Sayyid Muhammad bin Khalifa Al-Said. b. at Unguja, Zanzibar, 18xx. He d. there, 1906.
1890 - 1893 H.H. Sultan Sayyid ‘Ali I bin Sa’id, Sultan of Zanzibar and its dependencies, GCSI (8.11.1890). b. at Muscat, Oman, before 24th September 1854, as Sayyid Menin, fifteenth son of H.H. Sayyid Sa’id bin Sultan, Sultan of Muscat, Oman and Zanzibar, by Nur us-Sabah, an Ethiopian suri, educ. privately. His father changed his name from Menin to 'Ali, in commemoration of his much loved and recently deceased elder brother. Appointed as Heir Apparent with the title of Prince and style of His Highness, 27th March 1888. Proclaimed on the death of his brother as Sultan of Zanzibar and its dependencies, 13th February 1890. Installed at the Bait al-Ajaib, Stone Town, Unguja, Zanzibar, 18th February 1890. He sold his mainland possessions along the Tanganyika coast to the German government 17th October 1890. Accepted a British Protectorate over his island territories of Zanzibar island, Pemba, Mafia, Lamu, and Pate, the islets of Manda, Faza, Tarkwa, and his remaining mainland territories as far north as Kisimayu, 7th November 1890. Accepted a constitutional form of government in 1891, including the creation of the first Council of Ministers and separate departments of administration. Sovereign of the Order of the Brilliant Star of Zanzibar (Wisam al-Kawkab al-Durri al-Zanzibari). He d. at the Bait al-Sahel, Stone Town, Unguja, Zanzibar, 5th March 1893 (bur. Makusurani Cemetery), having had issue, one son and four daughters:
1) H.H. Sayyid Sa’id bin ‘Ali Al-Sa’id. b. at Unguja,Zanzibar, 1893, educ. privately. m.at Unguja, Zanzibar, Sayyida Mishan bint Hamud Al-Sa’idiyah(b. at Unguja, Zanzibar, 1895), twin daughter of H.H. Sultan Sayyid Hamud bin Muhammad bin Sa’id, Sultan of Zanzibar and its dependencies, GCSI, by his wife, H.H. Sayyida Khanfora bint Majid bin Said Al-Sa’idiyah, daughter of H.H. Sultan Sayyid Majid bin Sa’id, Sultan of Zanzibar and its dependencies. He had issue, eight sons and a daughter:
a) Sayyid Muhammad bin Sa’id Al-Sa’id. b. at Unguja,Zanzibar, 1907. m. (first) Sayyida Asila bint Thabit Al-Sa’idiyah(b. 1917), daughter of Sayyid Thabit bin ‘Abdu’llah Al-Sa’id. m. (second) at Unguja,Zanzibar, 1941, Sayyida Hakima bint Hamud Al-Sa’idiyah (b. 1920; d. 9th October 2010), daughter of Sayyid Hamud bin Faisal Al-Sa’id. He had issue, five sons and four daughters:
i) Sayyid Faisal bin Muhammad bin Sa’id Al-Sa’id. b. at Unguja, Zanzibar, 1941 (s/o Asila).
ii) Sayyid Fahad bin Muhammad bin Sa’id Al-Sa’id. b. at Unguja, Zanzibar, 1942 (s/o Hakima). m. ... Al-Riyamiya. He d. 2015, having had issue, three children.
iii) Sayyid Fahim bin Muhammad bin Sa’id Al-Sa’id. b. at Unguja, Zanzibar, 9th February 1948.
iv) H.E. Sayyid Fakhri bin Muhammad bin Sa’id Al-Sa’id. b. at Zanzibar, as Sayyid Faris (s/o Hakima). Renamed Fakhri. Joined Ministry of Foreign Affairs, served as diplomat in Japan, Germany, South Africa and Australia, Ambassador to Brunei 2008-2013, and Malaysia 2013- 2016, Head of East Africa Dept at MOFA since 2016. m. (first?) ... m. (second?) at Croydon, Surrey, 1982, Ibtisam Al-Said (b. at Hampstead, London, 5th June 1955), née Ibtisam Abdulla, potter, daughter of Hassan O. Abdulla, of South Kensington, Middlesex, by his wife, Agnes Hogan. He had issue:
(1) H.E. Sayyida Basma bint Fakhri Al-Sa’id, educ. Univ of Jordan (BSc), Amman, Jordan, and Curtin Univ (MSc), Perth, Western Australia, and Harvard Medical Sch, Boston, Massachusetts, USA. Research Assoc King’s Coll and Guy’s Hospitals, London, Counsellor North Perth Migrant Resource Centre, Counsellor and Psychotherapist, Specialist in Mental Health at Sultan Qaboos Univ (SQU) Hospital 2001-2012, MD & CEO Whispers of Serenity Clinic for Mental Health since 2012. Patron International Volunteers Project 2016, and BMW Muscat Ladies Open 2016. Mbr Cttee on Child Abuse at Sultan Qaboos Univ (SQU) Hospital, Cttee of Businesswomen of Chamber of Commerce & Industry, Cttee for Development of Psychology Services of Ministry of Health. m. XXX, educ. in Australia (PhD), Professor of Economics. She has issue, two children.
(2) H.E. Sayyida Nada bint Fakhri Al-Sa’id, educ. Univ of the West of England (BA, MA), Stoke Gifford, Bristol, Somerset. Freelance Graphic Designer in Australia and Oman, Exhibition Designer National Museum of Oman 2013, Head of External Affairs National Museum of Oman in 2015.
(3) H.E. Sayyida Juliana bint Fakhri Al-Sa’id [Juliana Al-Said]. b. at Hackney, Middlesex, Oct-Dec 1976 (reregistered at Hackney, Jul-Sep 1982) (d/o Ibtisam).
(4) H.E. Sayyida Hakima bint Fakhri Al-Sa’id [Hakima Al-Said]. b. at Croydon, Surrey, Jul-Sep 1983 (d/o Ibtisam), educ. Bonn International Sch, Bonn, Germany, and Univ of the West of England (BA, MA 2010), Stoke Gifford, Bristol, Somerset. Design and Marketing BEX ROX.
(5) H.E. Sayyida Dalia bint Fakhri Al-Sa’id [Daliya Al-Said]. b. at Croydon, Surrey, August 1987 (d/o Ibtisam), educ. Curtin Univ of Technology (BA 2013), Perth, Western Australia. Freelance Stylist since 2011, Merchandiser & Sales Assist with Australian Generics Accessories 2011-2013, Founder and designer House of Zaya since 2013.
v) H.E. Sayyid Fuad bin Muhammad bin Sa’id Al-Sa’id. b. as Sayyid Sultan (s/o Hakima). Renamed Fuad.
i) Sayyida Faiza bint Muhammad bin Sa’id Al-Sa’id. b. at Unguja, Zanzibar, before 1947.
ii) H.E. Sayyida Fauzia bint Muhammad bin Sa’id Al-Sa’id (d/o Hakima). She d. young.
iii) H.E. Sayyida Fatima bint Muhammad bin Sa’id Al-Sa’id. b. at Zanzibar.
iv) H.E. Sayyida Fardous bint Muhammad bin Sa’id Al-Sa’id.
b) Sayyid ‘Ali bin Sa’id Al-Sa’id [Sayyid Manin]. b. at Unguja, Zanzibar.
c) H.H. Sayyid Badran bin Sa’id Al-Sa’id. b. at Zanzibar, 1911. Rcvd: Sultan Khalifa II Silver Jubilee Medal (9.1.1937). m.Zanzibar, 1940, H.H. Sayyida Sindia bint ‘Abdu’llah Al-Sa’id (b. at Zanzibar, 1927; m. second, Sayyid Majid bin Khalid bin Barghash Al-Sa’id - see above), rcvd: Sultan Khalifa II Silver Jubilee Medal (9.1.1937), second daughter of H.H. Sultan Sayyid ‘Abdu’llah bin Khalifa, Sultan of Zanzibar and and its dependencies, KBE, CMG, by his wife, H.H. Sayyida Tohfa bint ‘Ali, daughter of H.H. Sultan Sayyid ‘Ali II bin Hamud, Sultan of Zanzibar and its dependencies. He d. before 1964, having had issue,
one daughter:
i) H.H. Sayyida Ghaliya bint Badran Al-Sa’id. b. at Zanzibar, 1949. She was k. unm. in a sailing accident (having become trapped in the propellers of an Isle of Wight ferry), at Portsmouth Harbour, Hants, UK, 2nd May 1971.
d) H.H. Sayyid Khalifa bin Sa’id Al-Sa’id. b. at Zanzibar, 19th June 1916. Rcvd: Sultan Khalifa II Silver Jubilee Medal (9.1.1937). m. (first) at Zanzibar, 1940, H.H. Sayyida Shuriya bint ‘Abdu’llah Al-Sa’idiyah [Sughia] (b. at Zanzibar, November 1925), rcvd: Sultan Khalifa II Silver Jubilee Medal (9.1.1937), eldest daughter of H.H. Sultan Sayyid ‘Abdu’llah bin Khalifa, Sultan of Zanzibar and and its dependencies, KBE, CMG, by his wife, H.H. Sayyida Tohfa bint ‘Ali Al-Sa’idiyah, daughter of H.H. Sultan Sayyid ‘Ali II bin Hamud, Sultan of Zanzibar and its dependencies. m. (second) at Lewisham, London, 1953 Winifred Wei Ju Fan (b. at Nanking, China, 30th August 1930; m. second, at Haringey, Middlesex, November 1986 (div. 1988), Ernest Anthony Eghan, and d. at London, 12th March 2008), youngest daughter of Kuang Tao Fan, of Golders Green, London NW11, sometime diplomat attached to the Chinese Embassy, London, by his wife, Chien Su-ying. He d. 19th November 1967, having had issue, two sons and one daughter by his first wife, and two sons by his second:
i) H.H. Sayyid Samih bin Khalifa bin Sa’id Al-Sa’id. b. at Zanzibar, 9th June 1938 (s/o Sughia). He had issue:
(2) H.H. Sayyid Sa’id bin Samih Al-Sa’id, educ. in the USA (MBA). Head of Finance & Admin Omani Haj Mission, Endowments Adviser to the Minister. Mbr Royal Omani Amateur Radio Soc (ROARS).
(1) H.H. Sayyida Bashana bint Samih Al-Sa’idiyah.
ii) Colonel H.H. Sayyid Taimur bin Khalifa bin Sa’id Al-Sa’id. b. at Zanzibar, 13th April 1941 (s/o Sughia). Head of the National Survey Authority (NSA) of Oman in 1991. Mbr Sultan’s Armed Forces Assoc. m. (first) Sayyida Sharifa bint Muhammad Al-Busaidiyah, daughter of Sayyid Muhammad bin Said Al-Busaidi, from the Awlaad Al-Wakil lineage, by his wife, Shaikha Zawana bint ‘Ali Al-Busaidi [Bibi wa Mombasa], elder daughter of Captain The Hon Shaikh Sir ‘Ali bin Salim bin Khalfan bin ‘Amur Al-Busaidi, KBE, CMG, sometime Liwali of the Coast, MLC Kenya, and Hon Capt RNVR. m. (second) Sayyida Elham bint Muhammad Al-Busaidiyah, daughter of Sayyid Muhammad bin Said Al-Busaidi, from the Awlaad Al-Wakil lineage. He had issue, five sons and one daughter by his first wife and three sons and one daughter by his second wife:
(1) H.H. Sayyid ‘Abdu’llah bin Taimur bin Khalifa Al-Sa’id (s/o Sharifa). He has issue, three sons and one daughter:
(a) H.H. Sayyid Taimur bin ‘Abdu’llah Al-Sa’id.
(b) H.H.
Sayyid Shihaab bin ‘Abdu’llah Al-Sa’id.
(c) H.H. Sayyid Muhammad bin ‘Abdu’llah Al-Sa’id.
(a) H.H. Sayyida Amal bint ‘Abdu’llah Al-Sa’id.
(2) H.H. Sayyid Khalifa bin Taimur bin Khalifa Al-Sa’id (s/o Sharifa). Chair & CEO of Radiance International and MD of Taimur International (Malaysia) Sdn Bhd since 2007. He has issue, two sons and four daughters:
(a) H.H. Sayyid Taimur bin Khalifa Al-Sa’id.
(b) H.H. Sayyid Asaad bin Khalifa Al-Sa’id.
(a) H.H. Sayyida Basma bint Khalifa Al-Sa’id.
(b) H.H. Sayyida Reem bint Khalifa Al-Sa’id.
(c) H.H. Sayyida Umaima bint Khalifa Al-Sa’id.
(d) H.H. Sayyida Dana bint Khalifa Al-Sa’id.
(3) H.H. Sayyid Bader bin Taimur bin Khalifa Al-Sa’id (s/o Sharifa). He has issue, five sons:
(a) H.H. Sayyid Taimur bin Bader Al-Sa’id.
(b) H.H. Sayyid Omar bin Bader Al-Sa’id.
(c) H.H. Sayyid Ahmad bin Bader Al-Sa’id.
(d) H.H. Sayyid Jasmhid bin Bader Al-Sa’id.
(e) H.H. Sayyid Qaboos bin Bader Al-Sa’id.
(4) H.H. Sayyid Soud bin Taimur bin Khalifa Al-Sa’id (s/o Sharifa). He has issue, one son and one daughter:
(a) H.H. Sayyid Muhammad bin Soud Al-Sa’id.
(b) H.H. Sayyida Salma bint Soud Al-Sa’id.
(5) H.H. Sayyid Harib bin Taimur bin Khalifa Al-Sa’id (s/o Sharifa). He has issue, two sons and one daughter:
(a) H.H. Sayyid Khalifa bin Harib Al-Sa’id.
(b) H.H. Sayyid ‘Abdu’llah bin Harib Al-Sa’id.
(a) H.H. Sayyida Sughiya bint Harib Al-Sa’id.).
(6) H.H. Sayyid Said bin Taimur bin Khalifa Al-Sa’id (s/o Elham), educ. St Edward’s Sch, Cheltenham, Gloucestershire.
(7) H.H. Sayyid Fahar bin Taimur bin Khalifa Al-Sa’id. b. at Lambeth, London, Apr-Jun 1978 (s/o Elham).
(8) H.H. Sayyid Talal bin Taimur bin Khalifa Al-Sa’id. b. at Hammersmith, London, Apr-Jun 1981 (s/o Elham), educ. Rondebosch Boys’ High Sch, Cape Town, and Varsity Coll, Midrand, Gauteng, South Africa. Basketbal Head Coach at Sol Plaatje Secondary Sch since 2010, at Mahikeng Basketball Acad since 2011, and North Western Univ at Mahikeng since 2011. m. Patience Mokale Dondo, a South African national.
(1) H.H. Sayyida Fatma bint Taimur bin Khalifa Al-Sa’id (d/o Sharifa). m. Sa’id Al-Busaidi. She has issue, two sons and one daughter:
(a) Muhammad bin Sa’id Al-Busaidi.
(b) Tariq bin Sa’id Al-Busaidi.
(a) Nabila bint Sa’id Al-Busaidi).
(2) H.H. Sayyida Aida bint Taimur bin Khalifa Al-Sa’idiyah. b. at Hammersmith, London, Jul-Sep 1983 (d/o Elham).
iii) Air Commodore H.H. Sayyid Manin bin Khalifa bin Sa’id Al-Sa’id. b. at London, 4th February 1953 (s/o Wei Ju Fan), educ. Tollington Grammar Sch, Hornsey, Middlesex, and RAF Cosford, Shropshire. Cmsnd into SOAF (first Omani pilot) 1974, retd as Air Cdre, commercial airline pilot with Gulf Air 1979, Capt Oman Air, Senior Pilot and Head of Flight Safety & Quality Assurance at Gulf Air, Chair Gulf Flight Safety Cttee (GFSC) 2005-2007, IOSA Auditor/ Consultant at Aviation Quality Services in Frankfurt 2006-2012, General Mngr Quality & Safety at Gulf Air since 2012. Mbr Sultan’s Armed Forces Assoc. Dir Airbridge International Ltd 1995, Oman Adventure Tours UK Ltd 1998, etc. m. Yasmin binti Muhammad Bhoy [Yasmin Bhoy Al-Sa’id] (b. 1956), company director in Oman, Dir Airbridge International Ltd 1995, Oman Adventure Tours UK Ltd 1998, etc, daughter of Muhammad Aly Bhoy, by his wife, Che’ Puan Maryam binti ‘Abdu’llah, née Low Eng Choo, daughter of Goverthan Misri Lal. He had an issue, three sons:
(1) H.H. Sayyid Omar bin Manin bin Khalifa Al-Sa’id. b. at Brent, Middlesex, 5th April 1990, educ. The British Sch, Muscat.
(2) H.H. Sayyid Adam bin Manin bin Khalifa Al-Sa’id. b. at Windsor, Berkshire, 4th August 1992, educ. The British Sch, Muscat, and Univ of Manchester.
(3) H.H. Sayyid Fahar bin Manin bin Khalifa Al-Sa’id. b. at Windsor, Berkshire, 13th May 1994, educ. The British Sch, Muscat, and Imperial Coll, London.
iv) H.H. Sayyid Hamoud bin Khalifa bin Sa’id Al-Sa’id. b. at London, 3rd July 1954 (s/o Wei Ju Fan), educ. East Surrey Coll, Redhill, Surrey. Head of Computer Operations Diwan of Royal Court 1979-2000, MI Commercial Contracts Co-ordinator with Petroleum Development of Oman (PDO) LLC
since 2011. m. (first) H.H. Sayyida Ghalya bint Hamid Al-Sa’id, daughter of H.H. Sayyid Hamid bin Faisal Al-Sa’id. m. (second) 2007, Milagros T. Fermin, a Philippine national. He has issue, three sons:
(1) H.H. Sayyid Nadar bin Hamoud Al-Sa’id. b. 4th September 1983 (s/o Ghalya).
(2) H.H. Sayyid Khalid bin Hamoud Al-Sa’id. b. 25th February 1986 (s/o Ghalya), educ. KDU Univ Coll, Petaling Jaya, Selangor, Malaysia.
(3) H.H. Sayyid Haitham bin Hamoud Al-Sa’id. b. 25th January 2008 (s/o Milagros).
i) H.H. Sayyida Kalthum bint Khalifa bin Sa’id Al-Sa’idiyah. b. at Zanzibar (d/o Sughia).
e) H.H. Sayyid Majid bin Sa’id Al-Sa’id. b. at Zanzibar 1920, educ. m. (first) 1920, Sayyida Mera bint Muhammad Al-Sa’id (b. 1922), daughter of Sayyid Muhammad bin ‘Ali Al-Sa’id, by his wife, Sayyida Zeana bint ‘Ali Al-Sa’id, daughter of H.H. Sultan Sayyid ‘Ali II bin Hamud, Sultan of Zanzibar and its dependencies. m. (second) at Zanzibar, 1953, Sayyida Raya bint Sa’id Al-Sa’idiyah (b. at St Helena, 29th September 1920), younger daughter of Sayyid Sa’id bin Khalid bin Barghash Al-Sa’id, by his first wife, Bibi Sahira. He had issue, ten children, including:
i) H.H. Sayyid Mashall bin Majid Al-Sa’id. He had issue:
(1) H.H. Sayyid Musab bin Mashal Al-Sa’id. b. 3rd January 1987.
(2) H.H. Sayyid Mahmood bin Mashal Al-Sa’id, educ. National Private Sch (NPS), Muscat.
ii) H.H. Sayyid Mubadir bin Majid Al-Sa’id. b. at Zanzibar, 13th December 1947 (s/o Mera).
iii) H.H. Sayyid Mundhir bin Majid Al-Sa’id. b. at Zanzibar, 1948 (s/o Mera). Head of Liaison and Coordination at the Royal Office. Rcvd: the Royal Commendation Order 1st class (24.11.2010). He has issue:
(2) H.H. Sayyid Muhammad bin Mundhir Al-Sa’id. Lieut Royal Oman Police, attached Financial Crimes (CID) Branch.
(3) H.H. Sayyid Muhallab bin Mundhir Al-Sa’id.
iv) H.H. Sayyid Muhammad bin Majid Al-Sa’id. b. at Zanzibar, after 1949 (s/o Mera).
i) H.H. Sayyida Meyan bint Majid Al-Sa’idiyah. b. at Zanzibar, 8th October 1944 (d/o Mera).
ii) H.H. Sayyida Masmuha bint Majid Al-Sa’idiyah. b. at Zanzibar, 1949 (d/o Mera).
iii) H.H. Sayyida Massara bint Majid Al-Sa’idiyah. b. at Zanzibar, before 1954 (d/o Mera).
iv) H.H. Sayyida ... bint Majid Al-Busaidi. m. Amer Mohamed Al-Riyami, educ. Qurum Private Sch (QPS), and Sultan Qaboos Univ, Muscat, employed with Mohammed Al-Barwani petroleumservices (MBPS). She has issue, a son.
f) H.H. Sayyid Ahmad bin Said Al-Sa’id. b. at Unguja, Zanzibar, 21st January 1926.
g) H.H. Sayyid ‘Abdu’l-Aziz bin Said Al-Sa’id. b. at Unguja, Zanzibar, 4th October 1930.
h) H.H. Sayyid Barghash bin Said Al-Sa’id. b. at Zanzibar, 19th July 1933. Rcvd: the Civil Order of Oman 2nd class (23.11.2010). He had issue:
i) H.H. Sayyid Nawaf bin Barghash bin Said Al-Sa’id. Vice-Chair Majan Consolidated Co LLC.
a) H.H. Sayyida Hafsa bint Said Al-Sa’idiyah. b. at Unguja, Zanzibar, 11th November 1918.
2) Sayyida Nunu bint ‘Ali Al-Sa’idiyah. m. Sayyid Muhammad bin Hamad Al-Said, third son of Sayyid Hamad bin Muhammad Al-Said - see Oman.
3) Sayyida Ghalia bint ‘Ali Al-Sa’idiyah.
4) Sayyida Sharifa bint ‘Ali Al-Sa’idiyah. m. Sayyid Thabit bin ‘Abdu’llah Al-Sa’id(b. 1883), second son of Sayyid ‘Abdu’llah bin Muhammad Al-Sa’id. She had issue - see Oman.
1893 - 1896 H.H. Sultan Sayyid Hamad bin Thuwaini, Sultan of Zanzibar and its dependencies, GCSI (23.2.1894). b. at Muscat, Oman, 1857, seventh and youngest son of H.H. Sayyid Thuwaini bin Sa’id, Sultan of Muscat and Oman and dependencies, by his wife, Sayyida Ghaliya bint Salim Al-Sa’idiyah, daughter of H.H. Sayyid Salim bin Sultan, Sultan of Muscat and Oman and dependencies, educ. privately. Proclaimed on the death of his uncle as Sultan of Zanzibar and its dependencies, 15th March 1893. He accepted an Italian protectorate over the ports of Barawa, Merka, Mogadishu and his other dominions on the North-East African and Somali coasts, 16th July 1893. Sovereign of the Order of the Brilliant Star of Zanzibar (Wisam al-Kawkab al-Durri al-Zanzibari). Rcvd: GC of the Orders of the Crown of Italy (1893), the Red Eagle 1st class of Prussia (12.1.1895), etc. m. (first) at Unguja, Zanzibar, November 1873 (div. 1874) Sayyida Turkiya bint Turki Al-Sa’idiyah (b. at Muscat, Oman. m. second, the elder brother of her first husband, Sayyid Harub bin Thuwaini Al-Sa’id, of Muscat, by whom she had issue, an only son - see above), eldest daughter of H.H. Sayyid Turki bin Sa’id, Sultan of Muscat and Oman and dependencies, GCSI. m.(second) at Unguja, Zanzibar, Sayyida Nunu bint Barghash Al-Sa’idiyah (b. at Unguja, Zanzibar), daughter of H.H. Sultan Sayyid Barghash bin Sa’id, Sultan of Zanzibar and its dependencies, GCMG. He d.s.p. at the Bait al-Sahel, Stone Town, Unguja, Zanzibar, 25th August 1896 (bur. Makusurani Cemetery).