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As the master of [[Agrabah]], the Sultan reigns over the city with the help of [[Jafar]], his grand vizier. Dreaming of seeing [[Jasmine|his daughter]] married, the Sultan invites many pretender princes to the palace and try to conquer Jasmine. This pressure pushed Jasmine to flee, which allowed her to meet [[Aladdin]] in the streets of Agrabah.

One evening, after Jasmine has returned to the palace, the Sultan visits her in her room, and finds her sad. Asking him what's wrong, Jasmine tells him that Jafar has arrested and beheaded Aladdin. The next day, in the throne room, the Sultan reprimands Jafar, in the presence of his daughter. He orders him not to decide the sentences of the prisoners without his consent, which Jafar approves. The Sultan then tries to reconcile his vizier and his daughter, without much success. Once the discussion is over, the Sultan wishes to discuss pretenders again with Jasmine, and continues when she leaves the room without even answering her.

Always dreaming of becoming the Sultan, Jafar decides to become Jasmine's husband. He uses his snake-stick to hypnotize the Sultan, and convince him to give her the hand of Jasmine. The Sultan is saved from the grip of Jafar by strong music, and the arrival of Prince Ali, who wants to get Jasmine's hand. Completely obsessed by the young man, the Sultan is very happy that Ali meets Jasmine and tries to conquer her, despite Jafar's attempts to convince him otherwise. When Jasmine surprises the discussion between her father, Jafar and Ali, she gets angry with them, believing they have no right to treat her as a prize. Once the princess leaves, the Sultan leaves the room with Ali, telling him that he should give Jasmine time to calm down before meeting her privately.  

==Other Appearances==

The Sultan makes a cameo appearance in the [[Kingdom Hearts II (manga)|manga]] adaptation of ''[[Kingdom Hearts II]]''. After being released from his lamp prison, [[Jafar (Genie)|Jafar]] attacks the palace, forcing Jasmine and the Sultan to flee. It is not shown what happens to the Sultan. Presumably, he successfully survives and continues to rule Agrabah.

==Appearance==

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The Sultan first appear in the Walt Disney's 1992 film, ''Aladdin''. He also appeared in both of the direct-to-video film sequels and the animated television series. He was originally voiced by Douglas Seale in the original film, with Val Bettin taking over in both of the sequels and TV series. {{section-stub}}