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Yahya, Pasha Ibrahim (1876 - 1951) (Arabic: يحيى إبراهيم باشا‎) was an Egyptian political figure. He served as Prime Minister of Egypt from 1923 to 1924.

Preceded by Muhammad Taqfiq Nasim Pasha	Prime Minister of Egypt 1923-1924	Succeeded by Saad Zaghlul
Preceded by Ismail Sedki Pasha	Prime Minister of Egypt 1933-1934	Succeeded by Muhammad Tawfiq Nasim Pasha

v • d • e Prime Ministers of Egypt

Khedivate (1805–1882)	office established 1878 · Nubar · Isma'il^[1] · Tewfik · Sharif · Tewfik^[1] · Riyad · Sharif · el-Baroudi · Raghib^[2]

British occupation (1882–1922)	Sharif · Nubar · Riyad · Fahmi · Fahri · Riyad · Nubar · Fahmi · Ghali · Said · Rushdi · Said · Wahba · Nasim · Yakan · Sarwat

Kingdom of Egypt (1922–1953)	Nasim · Y. Ibrahim · Zaghlul · Ziwar · Yakan · Sarwat · Nahhas · Mahmoud · Yakan · Nahhas · I. Sedki · A. Ibrahim · Nasim · Mahir · Nahhas · Mahmoud · Ali Mahir · Sabry · Sirri · Nahhas · Ahmad Mahir · Nukrashi · I. Sedki · Nukrashi · Hadi · Sirri · Nahhas · Ahmad Mahir · Hilali · Sirri · Hilali · Ali Mahir · Naguib^[3]

Republic of Egypt (1953–present)	Naguib^[3] · Nasser^[3] · Naguib^[3] · Nasser^[3]^[4] · Sabri^[4] · Mohieddin^[4] · Sulayman^[4] · Nasser^[4] · Fawzi^[4] · Aziz Sedki · Sadat · Hejazi · Salem · Khalil · Sadat · Mubarak · Mohieddin · Ali · Lutfi · Atef Sedki · Ganzouri · Ebeid · Nazif

Notes: 1. interim 2. Orabi^[3] headed a government in rebellion, July–September 1882, beginning during Raghib's term. 3. military 4. UAR period

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