Manuel María Ayala Oramas (Ciudad de Panamá, 11 de julio de 1785 - Guatemala, 1824) fue un escritor y patriota panameño. Fue uno de los firmantes del Acta de Independiencia de 1821; participó en el periódico La Miscelánea. Murió en Guatemala durante una misión diplomática.
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