Seyyed Ahmad Razavi (Persian: سید احمد رضوی; 1906–1971) was an Iranian engineer and politician.

[1] Hailed from a landed upper-class family, his father headed Shaykhi community in Kerman.

[1] The next year entered the 15th term of parliament representing his hometown Kerman, and became a well-known deputy after he boldly denounced the armed forces for "inefficiency, corruption, and political meddling".

[1] A staunch supporter of Mohammad Mosaddegh, he was elected to the 17th term of parliament as a senior Iran Party member, again from his hometown.

[5] During his tenure, he served as the deputy speaker,[6] as well as the head of National Front's parliamentary group.