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Ahmed Zahir

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Ahmed Zahir NIIV
Zahir in 2004

Speaker of the People's Majlis
In office 13 September 2004 –6 August 2008

v t e Attorneys General of the Maldives
Sultanate of the Maldive Islands (1153–1968)	Hussain Salahuddin (1900–1928) Abdullah Kamaluddin (1928–1932) Ibrahim Rushdhee (1932–1933) Abdullah Kamaluddin (1934–1939) Ibrahim Rushdhee (1939–1940) Ibrahim Luthfee (1940–1942) Ahmed Kamil Didi (1942–1944) Mohamed Nasir Manik (1944–1950) Abdul Gayoom Ibrahim (1950–1951) Ahmed Kamil Didi (1951–1956) Mohamed Jameel Didi (1956–1956) Adnan Hussain (1956–1959) Ibrahim Shihab (1959–1968)
Maldives (since 1968)	Ibrahim Shihab (1968–1975) Adnan Hussain (1975–1981) Ahmed Zaki (1983–1990) Ahmed Zahir (1990–1991) Mohamed Munavvar (1993–2003) Hassan Saeed (2003–2007) Aishath Azima Shakoor (2007–2008) Fathimath Dhiyana Saeed (2008–2009) Husnu Al Suood (2009–2010) Ahmed Ali Sawad (2010–2011) Ahmed Muiz (2011–2012) Aishath Azima Shakoor (2012–2013) Aishath Bisam (2013–2013) Aishath Azima Shakoor (2013–2013) Mohamed Anil (2013–2018) Ibrahim Riffath (2018–2023) Ahmed Usham (2023–present)

v t e Speakers of the People's Majlis
▌ Muhammad Fareed Didi (1933–1942) ▌ Ahmed Kamil Didi (1942–1944) ▌ Ibrahim Ali Didi (1944–1945) ▌ Ali Kuda (1945–1948) ▌ Mohamed Naseer Manik (1948–1952) ▌ Malim Moosa Maafayeh Kaleygefaanu (1952–1953) ▌ Ibrahim Fareed Didi (1954–1959) ▌ Ahmed Zaki (1959–1972) ▌ Ahmed Shathir (1972–1982) ▌ Ibrahim Shihab (1982–1988) ▌ Abdulla Hameed (1993–2004) ▌ Ahmed Zahir (2004–2008) ▌ Mohamed Shihab (2008–2009) ▌ Abdulla Shahid (2009–2014) ▌ Abdulla Maseeh Mohamed (2014–2018) ▌ Qasim Ibrahim (2018–2019) ▌ Mohamed Nasheed (2019–2023) ▌ Mohamed Aslam (2023–2024) ▌ Abdul Raheem Abdulla (2024–present)
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