Almocine ibne Alcaide
Also known as Muḥsin b. al-Qāʾid
Ruler of the Hammadid
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Almocine ibne Alcaide (Al-Muhsin ibn al-Qaid) foi um emir do Reino Hamádida, governando brevemente de 1154 até sua morte em 1155. Era filho de Alcaide ibne Hamade (r. 1028–1054) e neto do fundador de sua dinastia, Hamade ibne Bologuine (r. 1015–1028).
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