Issue
By his wife he had the following children:
- HH Princess Nazli bint Muhammed Hanım (1873 - Cairo, 1879)
- HH Abbas II Hilmi Bey, Khedive of Egypt and Sudan
- HH Prince Mohammed Ali Tewfik (Cairo, 9 November 1875 - Lausanne, 18 March 1955), married on 25 November 1941 to Suzanne Hemon, without issue
- HH Princess Hadice Hanım (Cairo, 2 May 1879 - Cairo, 22 February 1951), married in Istanbul on 31 January 1895 to HE Prince Muhammed Abbas Halim Pasha (Shobra, 29 September 1866 - Helwan, 10 January 1935), and had issue:
- HGlory Nabila Vidjdan Halim (Halki, 31 March 1897 - 4 February 1966), married to Nagui Morali, without issue
- HH HGlory Nabila Kerime Halim Hanım Efendi (Halki, 15 March 1898 - 28 March 1971), married firstly at Constantinople, Beşiktaş, Beşiktaş Palace, on 26 March 1920 and divorced in 1932 her cousin HIH Prince Şehzade Osman IV Fuad Efendi (Constantinople, Ortaköy, Ortaköy Palace, 24 February 1895 - Nice, 19 May 1973, buried at Bobigny Cemetery in Paris), 41st Head of the Imperial House of Turkey between 1954 and 1973, without issue, and married secondly in Cairo on 4 June 1934 to HH Prince Yusuf Kemal Pasha (17 October 1882 - 1 February 1967), without issue
- HH HGlory Nabila Emine Halim Hanım Efendi (Constantinople, 1 June 1899 - Istanbul, 6 December 1979), married firstly at Constantinople, Nişantaşı, Nişantaşı Palace, on 4 June 1919 and divorced in 1923 her cousin HIH Prince Şehzade Abdurrahim Hayri Efendi (Constantinople, Yıldız Palace, 14 August 1894 - Paris, 1 June 1952), and had female issue, married secondly in Berlin on 28 May 1925 Kemaleddin Sami Pasha (1873 - Berlin, 15 April 1934), without issue, married thirdly in Halki on 10 October 1936 and divorced in 1937 HG Nabil Omar Said Halim (Yeniköy, Bosphorus, 16 February 1898 - 1954), without issue, and married fourthly Sabri Bey, without issue
- HGlory Nabila Tewfika Halim (Halki, 6 August 1900 - ?), married in Istanbul on 11 September 1919 to Abbas Celaloğlu (7 May 1897 - ?), and had issue:
- Sancar Celaloğlu, married to HGlory Nabila Ulfet Emine Osman (Çamlica, near Üsküdar, Bosphorus, 18 August 1918 - ?), and had issue:
- Rükiye Celaloğlu, unmarried and without issue
- Sancar Celaloğlu, married to HGlory Nabila Ulfet Emine Osman (Çamlica, near Üsküdar, Bosphorus, 18 August 1918 - ?), and had issue:
- HGlory Nabila Nimetullah Halim (Halki, 10 July 1908 - ?), married in Istanbul on 27 August 1931 to Ahmad Celaloğlu, without issue
- HGlory Nabila Zeyneb Halim (Halki, 10 April 1915 - ?), married in Helwan on 2 April 1931 and divorced in 1932 Ihsan Hasan Mohsen (1908 - Villa d'Este-Montorfana, 11 October 1949), without issue
- HH Princess Nimetallah Muhammed Hanım (Cairo, 4 November 1881 - 1966), married firstly in Cairo on 8 January 1896 and divorced in 1903 HH Muhammed Celal Toussoun Pasha (Alexandria, 1 January 1874 - 1932), created HH in 1902 but deprived of the title in 1931, and had issue, and married secondly in Cairo on 5 May 1904 to HSH (His Sultanic Highness) Prince Kamal el Dine Hussein (Cairo, 20 December 1874 - Toulouse, 6 August 1932), without issue:
- HG Nabil Adil Toussoun Pasha (Cairo, 28 November 1896 - ?), married firstly in Cairo in 1924 to Emine Sabry (? - Cairo, 3 May 1925), and had issue, and married secondly in Cairo on 29 June 1926 to Negibe Moheb, without issue:
- HG Nabil Muhammed Tewfik Toussoun (b. Cairo, 18 April 1925), Lecturer at the University of California, unmarried and without issue
- HG Nabil Adil Toussoun Pasha (Cairo, 28 November 1896 - ?), married firstly in Cairo in 1924 to Emine Sabry (? - Cairo, 3 May 1925), and had issue, and married secondly in Cairo on 29 June 1926 to Negibe Moheb, without issue:
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