Abu al-Abbas Ahmad ibn Muhammad Ahzi al-Jazuli al-Tamli al-Hashtuki (1057–1127 AH) was a Moroccan scholar, Maliki jurist, and Sufi. Born in the village of Ait Mansour in the Souss region, he studied the religious sciences under various Moroccan scholars and also established connections with scholars from the East. He resided in the Draa region of Morocco, where he was affiliated with the Nasiriyya Zawiya, and focused his studies on jurisprudence, Sufism, grammar, logic, and scholarly biographies. He left behind a diverse body of works, including accounts of his journeys to the Holy Lands; in these writings, he recorded his observations and the events of his travels, thereby documenting aspects of the intellectual and religious life of his era. He passed away in 1127 AH (approximately 1715 CE).