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Prince Achmed

Background information
Feature films	Aladdin
Television programs
Video games
Park attractions
Portrayed by
Portrayed by
Animators
Voice	Corey Burton
Performance model
Designer
Inspiration
Honors and awards
Character information
Full name
Other names
Personality	Cruel, rich, selfish, arrogant, vain
Appearance	Pink tunic and cloak, purple turban with black feather, curled black mustache and beard, pink underwear with red hearts
Birthday
Occupation
Affiliations	Neutral
Goal	To marry Jasmine.
Home
Relatives
Pets
Allies	His horse
Minions	His horse
Enemies	Aladdin, Abu, Jasmine, Rajah
Likes	Being a prince
Dislikes	People in his way, being insulted
Powers and abilities
Weapons	Whip
Fate	Was rejected by Jasmine and returned home.
Quote	"You are a worthless street rat." "I've never been so insulted!" "Good luck marrying her off!"

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Prince Achmed was a rich prince who appeared as a minor character in Aladdin, voiced by Corey Burton. He is described as a prince who's very ruthless, selfish, unkind, and pretty snobby. He wanted to marry Jasmine solely for the fact that she is rich.

Role in the filmEdit

Prince Achmed is seen riding his horse into Agrabah. A conversation between two men reveals that he the latest of a series of suitors hoping to wed Princess Jasmine. On his way, two poor orphan children abruptly run in front of his horse. Achmed angrily orders them out of the way, calling the two "filthy brats." Just as the Prince is about to attack the children with his whip, Aladdin steps in the way, and manages to take the Prince's whip away. Before tossing the whip back, Aladdin remarks that if he were as rich as the prince, he could afford manners. In response, Achmed shoves Aladdin into a nearby mud puddle. Aladdin insults Achmed by remarking on the sight of seeing a horse "with two rear ends". Achmed calls Aladdin a worthless street rat, who will only be mourned at his death by his fleas. Before Aladdin can respond to this insult, Achmed enters the Sultan's Palace, and Aladdin is shut out by the gates.

The next morning, Achmed is seen leaving the palace in a hurry, much to the disappointment of the Sultan. As he storms out, he rants about how greatlt he has been insulted, and sarcastically wishes the Sultan good luck in finding a husband for Jasmine. A discussion with Jasmine reveals that Rajah had apparently ripped his pants, exposing his underwear. While defending Rajah, Jasmine inadvertently reveals her opinion on the prince: she referred to him as over-dressed and self-absorbed. Presumably, Prince Achmed returned to the kingdom from which he came.