Ahmad al-Ishaaq
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| Ahmad I al-Ishaaq احمد الاسحاق | |
|---|---|
| 3rd Emir of Jakiz | |
| Reign | 1 September 1339 – 25 December 1345 |
| Predecessor | Muhammad I al-Ishaaq |
| Successor | Monarchy abolished |
| Born | Ahmad bin Muhammad al-Ishaaq al-Jamal 1293/1294 Almadinat Almuqadasa, Caliphate of Deltino |
| Died | 6 December 1352 (aged 56–58) Near Chalatenango, Kingdom of Castilliano |
| Spouse | Fatima al-Abdullah |
| Issue | |
| House | House of Ishaaq |
| Father | Hisham al-Ishaaq |
| Mother | Miriam al-Jamal |
| Religion | Deltinian Islam |
Ahmad I bin Muhammad al-Ishaaq al-Jamal (Deltinian: احمد بن محمد الاسحاق الجمل; transliterated: Ahmad bin Muhammad al-Ishaaq al-Jamal; 1293/1294 – 6 December 1352) was the third and final emir of the Emirate of Jakiz and the last ruler of a Deltinian rump state, whose abdication on 25 December 1345 led to the fall of Shata' Albahr after a lengthy siege and ended the Creeperian Crusade. Both his father, Hisham, and older brother, Muhammad, also served as emir of Jakiz from 1326 to 1336 and 1337 to 1339, respectively.
