Ahmed Abdelkefi, economist[17] Hassan Hosni Abdelwaheb [fr; ar], historian Mahmoud Aslan, writer[18] Saloua Tarzi Ben Attia [fr], politician Al-Husayn I ibn Ali at-Turki, founder of the Husainid Dynasty[19] Mohamed Salah Baratli, resistant of the French occupation, opponent of President Bourguiba, human rights activist Ahmed Bayram [fr], religious cleric M'hammed Bayram [fr], religious cleric Mohamed Bayram V [fr; ar], intellectual Mohamed Taieb Bayram [fr], religious cleric Ahmed Belkhodja [fr], religious cleric[20] Asma Belkhodja, pioneer of the Tunisian feminist movement[21] M'hammed Belkhodja [fr; ar], politician[22] Ali Bach Hamba, journalist and politician[23] Mohamed Bach Hamba, writer[24] Mahmoud Ben Mahmoud, filmmaker[25] Yasemin Besson, wife of Éric Besson[26] Lotfi Bouchnak, musician[27] Hassen Bouhajeb, doctor[28] Mahmoud Bourguiba [fr; ar], journalist Ahmed Chérif, doctor[28] Béchir Dinguizli [fr; ar], doctor[28] Mustapha Dinguizli, politician[29] Ali Douagi, literary and cultural icon[30][31] Abderrahman Dziri, medical researcher[32] Mustafa Elkatipzade, Fenerbahçe football manager Nazli Fadhel, pioneer of the Tunisian feminist movement[33] Sadok Ghileb, politician[34] Fadhila Khetmi [fr; ar], theatre director Afef Jnifen, model and actress[35] Mohamed Lahbib, pioneer of theater and television in Tunisia[36] Mahmoud El Materi, physician and politician[37] Moncef El Materi, former soldier and businessman[37] Sakher El Materi, businessman[37] Tahar El Materi, businessman[37] Habib Osman [fr; ar], photographer Mustapha Osman [fr], artist Chafia Rochdi, singer and actress[38][39] Hichem Rostom, actor[40] Mourad Salem, artist[41] Rachid Sfar, former prime minister[42] Mongi Slim, nationalist leader and Minister[43] Mustapha Kamel Tarzi [fr], diplomat Najiya Thamir, writer and radio producer[44][45] Hedi Turki, painter[30][46] Yahia Turki, painter[47] Zoubeir Turki, painter[48] Abdeljelil Zaouch, Minister of Justice (1936–1943)[28] Sadok Zmerli [fr; ar], professor[22]