Yusuf II (also Abu Yaqub al-Mustansir Yusuf, 1197–1224) (Arabic: يوسف بن الناصر Yūsuf bin an-Nāṣir) was Caliph of Morocco from 1213 until his death. Son of the previous caliph, Muhammad an-Nasir, Yusuf assumed the throne following his father's death, at the age of only sixteen years.
Yusuf followed his father in leaving Ifriqiya in the hands of governor Abu Muhammad bin Abi Hafs, further contributing to its eventual breakaway under the Hafsid dynasty. Yusuf was soon challenged for the control of the Maghreb as well as Morocco itself by the growing power of the Marinid dynasty. The sheikhs of Marrakesh attempted to invoke a clause allowing the selection of a new caliph, further contributing to the political instability.
Yusuf was succeeded by Abdul-Wahid I following his death in 1224.
Yusuf had three viziers in the first year of his reign:
Abu Sa`id bin Jam`i would also serve as vizier to Abdul-Wahid I.
| Preceded by Muhammad an-Nasir |
Almohad dynasty 1213–1224 |
Succeeded by Abdul-Wahid I |