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Bey is a surname. It is also a Turkish title. Notable people with this surname or title include:Ahmed Bey (1784–1850), the last Bey of Constantine; a nineteenth century Algerian resistance leader against the French occupation
Andy Bey (1939–2025), American jazz singer and pianist
April Bey, American artist
Bozan Shaheen Bey (1890–1968), Kurdish tribal leader, politician, and nationalist
Chief Bey (1913–2004), American jazz musician
Chris Bey, American professional wrestler
David Bey (1957–2017), American boxer
Dawoud Bey, American photographer
Djevdet Bey (1878–1955), Ottoman Albanian governor
Erich Bey (1898–1943), German admiral during the Second World War
Essad Bey, Ukrainian/Russian Jewish writer
Hakim Bey, American anarchist and writer
Mehmet Cavit Bey, Turkish economist
Osman Hamdi Bey, Turkish painter
Richard Bey, American talk show host in the 1990s
Saddiq Bey, American basketball player
Şahin Bey, Turkish revolutionary
Salih Zaki Bey (1900–1969), Iraqi Politician
Salome Bey (1939–2020), American-born Canadian singer-songwriter, composer and actress
Turhan Bey (1922–2012), Austrian born, American actor
Tyler Bey, American basketball player
Yasiin Bey, American rap singer
Yusef Bey (1935–2003), American Black Muslim activist
Yusuf Bey IV, son of Yusef Bey, convicted of murdering a journalist
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