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| The marriage of Jordan's Crown Prince Hussein to a Saudi woman has attracted worldwide attention |
The preparations for the marriage of the Crown Prince of Jordan with a Saudi woman, the ceremonies in this regard, and the life of both are of great interest not only in the Middle East but in the whole world.
So the matter is that the wedding date between Jordan's Crown Prince Hussein bin Abdullah II and Saudi architect Rajwa Al Saif is June 1, but before that, highlights of the traditional ceremonies are gaining attention on social media.
The formal official announcement of the couple's engagement was made on August 10 last year and now preparations are in full swing for the royal wedding ceremonies in May and June this year.
The day of the royal couple's wedding will be a public holiday in Jordan, the event will be attended by big names from around the world and there will also be a free concert by Arab singers in the capital.
Jordan's Crown Prince Hussain said in response to a question asked at an event recently that the story of his acquaintance with Rajwa Al-Saif was no different from other love stories and that behind their acquaintance was a common friend. There was a hand.
Recently, Queen Rania of Jordan hosted a traditional pre-wedding henna party. Traditional Jordanian and Saudi songs were sung and traditional dances were performed to express happiness at this mehndi ceremony.
On this occasion Queen Rania said that Hussain is my eldest son, he is a Hashemi youth. Like any other mother, I dreamed of seeing him as a groom. Hussain is your son, you are his family, and this ceremony is yours.
"Finally, I have a daughter-in-law, but this is no ordinary daughter-in-law," he added. God bless Raju. She is as precious to me as my daughters (Iman and Salma).
Who is Crown Prince Hussain bin Abdullah?
Prince Hussain was born on June 28, 1994, in Amman, the capital of Jordan. He is the eldest son of King Abdullah II and Queen Rania. He has one brother, Prince Hashim, and two sisters, Iman and Salma.
Prince Hussain completed his primary education at King's Academy in Jordan in 2012, after which he received his degree in international history from Georgetown University in the United States in 2016.
In 2017, he graduated from the Royal Military Academy, the same academy from which his father King Abdullah II, and his grandfather King Hussein bin Talal graduated. And now he holds the rank of captain in the Jordanian armed forces.
Prince Hussain was named Crown Prince on 2 July 2009.
During the past few years, Prince Hussain has been traveling with his father in Jordan and abroad. The fact is that he was seen with his father in many official and military functions from a young age.
According to Jordan's constitution, the crown prince's mandate is not tied to a political role. After being named crown prince in 2009, Prince Hussein made his first official public appearance in June 2010 when he represented his father at events in Jordan marking the anniversary of the Great Arab Revolt and the armed forces.
Thereafter, Prince Hussain was frequently seen representing the King on official and business visits to Jordan.
On 22 September 2017, Prince Hussein chaired a meeting of the United Nations Security Council at the age of 20, becoming the youngest person ever to chair a Security Council meeting.
In 2015, Prince Hussain founded the Crown Prince Foundation through which he initiated many initiatives. Its aim was to provide support for the development of Jordanian youth in information technology, tourism, and other important sectors.
The foundation's most prominent initiative was to provide Jordanian youth with rare training opportunities at the American space agency NASA. As a result of this training and support, Jordan launched its first satellite (JY1-SAT) into space in 2018.
Who is Rajoah All Safe?
According to the Arabic edition of the famous lifestyle magazine Vogue and British media reports, 28-year-old Rajawa Al-Saif's father, Khalid Al-Saif, is a well-known businessman and head of the All-Saif Group. This company is a big name in the health, construction, and security sectors.
Rajawa was born on 28 April 1994 in Riyadh and is the youngest of four siblings. After receiving his primary education in Saudi Arabia, he graduated from the College of Architecture of Syracuse University in New York, USA.
During his studies, Rajawah took a nine-day visit to Dubai in 2016 and told his university's website that the visit was "memorable for me because the students witnessed Arab culture and architecture for the first time."
He further said that 'Dubai is a very attractive city with modern architecture but the traditional beauty of Arab culture and history has been preserved.'
Before their engagement, Prince Hussain's younger sister, Princess Iman bint Abdullah, was engaged to Jameel Alexander Thermoutis in July last year.
Rajoah also holds a degree in visual communication from the Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandising in Los Angeles.
He worked with an architecture firm in Los Angeles and later associated with a design studio in Riyadh.
Saudi Will on the engagement of both Crown Prince Muhammad bin Salman also expressed good wishes.
Since Prince Hussein is the Crown Prince of Jordan, it is understood that Rajawa will also be given royal duties soon after the wedding.
Her outfits and fashion sense are sometimes compared to Kate Middleton, Princess of Wales.
His future mother-in-law, Queen Rania, studied business administration at the American University in Cairo and worked at companies such as Citibank and Apple Computer before her marriage.
On the occasion of the mehndi party, Queen Rania said, "The king and I were very happy when Al-Hussain said that he wanted to marry Rajwa." He is the best answer to my prayers.
Queen Rania said Rajawa is a 'diamond like her mother and the future mother-in-law of the crown prince, Uzza bint Al-Sudairi. I and Hussain will take care of Rajawa. This is her country too, she will live among her family and her people.
What do we know about this June 1 royal wedding?
According to the information provided so far by the authorities in Jordan, the wedding ceremony will take place on June 1 at the Zahran Palace in Oman.
Zahran Palace was built in the mid-1950s and has hosted royal weddings since then. The wedding of King Abdullah II and his father Shah Hussain bin Talal was also held in this palace.
After the wedding ceremony, the convoy will proceed from Zahran Palace to Al-Husseinia Palace, where a reception and dinner will be held on the occasion.
According to Jordanian media, some Arab singers will hold a free concert in Ammam on this day and free transport service will be run to attend some events. While ceremonies will be held in all provinces.
A public holiday has been declared in all government departments on this day. According to Jordan's official news agency Patra, on May 31, a day before the wedding, all ministries and departments will work until 1:00 p.m.
According to Patra, reports are circulating in the foreign media that some ceremonies are being held on the island of Sardinia in Italy, which is false because all the ceremonies will be held in Oman.
Leaders, heads of state, and personalities from the Arab and international world are expected to attend the wedding of the royal couple of Jordan. Members of the royal families of Denmark and Sweden are likely to attend the event.