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Abu Sahl al-Farisi al-Nafusi was a Muslim Ibadi Berber poet and translator, known for his poetry mourning the fall of the Ibadite Rustumid Imamate in North Africa. Born into the Nafusi Berber tribe, it is believed that he may have had connections to the Rustumid family, with some sources suggesting he was a descendant of the Rustumid family. Despite his Arabic epithet al-Farisi meaning the Persian, Abu Sahl was of Berber origin.
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