Muhammad Fareed Didi

Jalaalathul Malik Muhammad Fareed

Muhammad Farid Didi (or Al Ameeru Muhammad Fareed) (d.1969) was the Sultan of the Maldives from March 6, 1954 until his deposition by a referendum that introduced the Second Republic on November 11, 1968.

He died in exile in Ceylon (now Sri Lanka). He was childless.

Preceded by President Mohamed Amin Didi	Sultan of the Maldives March 6, 1954–1968	Succeeded by President Ibrahim Nasir

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