Seyyid Ahmed Fâiz Efendi

Seyyid Ahmed Fâiz Efendi was born in Addân in 1842/43 (AH 1258) into the İslam community. The first annual entry, for 1869/70, places Ahmed Fâiz in Sulaymaniyah as Süleymaniye merkez nâibi. At the same time, from 1874/75, the lists also place Ahmed Fâiz in Koy Sanjaq (Köysancak) as Köysancak nâibi. Next came Karadag from 1876 to 1880. Alongside, the lists for 1879 to 1883 give a second post, in Kut as Kutülamare nâibi. Alongside, the lists for 1882 to 1886 give a second post, in a post with no place named as Müntefik nâibi. Alongside, the lists for 1885 to 1888 give a second post, in Karbala as Kerbelâ nâibi. Alongside, the lists for 1887 to 1890 give a second post, in a post with no place named as Dersim nâibi. Alongside, the lists for 1889 to 1892 give a second post, in Şanlıurfa as Urfa nâibi. Alongside, the lists for 1891 to 1896 give a second post, in Kastamonu as Kastamonu nâibi. Alongside, the lists for 1895 to 1909 give a second post, in Mosul as Musul nâibi. Alongside, the lists for 1898/99 give a second post, in a post with no place named as Meclis-i Maarif azası. The last post was in Edirne in 1908/09. Nine places on two continents in all, a number reached by fewer than 3 per cent of the 6,605 officials with a place of service. The final annual entry is for 1908/09.