Sidi Ahmed al-Badawi was a prominent Islamic saint and the founder of the Badawiyyah Sufi order in Morocco. He was born in 1199 in Fez and is known for his deep spirituality and teachings that emphasized love, devotion, and the pursuit of God. His influence spread throughout the region, attracting many followers who sought guidance in their spiritual journeys. He is often associated with the city of Tanta in Egypt, where his shrine is located. Sidi Ahmed al-Badawi is celebrated for his miracles and piety, and his legacy continues to inspire Sufi practices and festivals, particularly during the annual Mawlid celebrations honoring his life.