The birth of Princess Iman, the first son of the heir, Hussein of Jordan and first grandson of Kings Abdullah and Rania, has brought about a revolution in the Jordanian royal house that has gone beyond logical joy. The way the Hashemite family communicates and appears publicly has also changed and has been a real opportunity to see the closest and most familiar side of the monarch and his wife. The last photograph shared by the Queen is along those same lines and in it she perfectly combines her role as grandmother and her institutional commitments.
© @queenraniaWith glasses, a huge smile and in front of a computer, she holds her granddaughter in her arms who is ‘attending’, of course oblivious to everything, her first virtual work meeting. “First Zoom meeting with Princess Iman’s board of directors earlier this week,” he wrote alongside the image. The girl, whose face we don’t see, but you can see how much she has grown, has just turned three months old. The last time we saw her she was barely a few weeks old so her evolution is more than evident. The environment, although professional, is also enormously homely and that is what fascinates about the snapshot, in which we see a grandmother full of joy in her new role.
The most familiar face of the Jordanian royal house
Rania has shared this photograph from her account, not through the official of the royal house. Although it is not a purely personal profile, it is allowed to go a step beyond the institution and show more personal moments. These types of publications, until now, were usually limited to birthday congratulations or a message of pride regarding the milestones of one of their children. But there are few milestones like bringing a daughter and first granddaughter of the Kings into the world, so the change has been noticeable. In addition to this moment of teleworking with the girl in her arms, how can we forget the image of kings resting in one of the private rooms of the palace with his granddaughter Iman, who was only a few weeks old. Never before had the camera reached such an intimate moment of the Kings. Comfortable clothes, relaxed posture… if the image was more than studied, of course, they achieved the desired effect: opening a door to their privacy.
© @queenraniaLikewise, the images with which they showed the arrival home of Hussein and Rajwa’s daughter from Jordan were very far from the usual institutionality and showed a happy family, awaiting the new member and almost “fighting” to hold her in their arms. Speaking to Hello! Arabia, the edition of HELLO! in Dubai, The crown prince opened up just a few days after the birth about his newfound fatherhood: “We are delighted to begin this new chapter of our lives. Our family is growing and we are excited to welcome our little girl into the world.” Since he became a father, he has also shown a much more informal side than usual, even showing himself in casual clothes, including his daughter in her most ‘official’ moments, just as her mother has done, like when she shared a photo dressed as a military man with his daughter in his arms.
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© @alhusseinjo“The Crown Prince calls in his ear his newborn daughter, Princess Iman Bint Al Hussein. May Allah bless her and grant her peace,” is how the Hashemite royal house announced the birth of the new princess on August 3. Rania of Jordan also then gave her most personal welcome: “Praise God for your greatest gifts. You have brightened our lives with a granddaughter. Congratulations, Hussein and Rajwa and may God fill your lives with blessings and satisfaction.” In the same way, the monarch wanted to publicly announce his happiness with the following message: “Praise be to God who has given us our first granddaughter, Iman Bint Al Hussein. I congratulate my dear Hussein and Rajwa on their baby girl.”
Princes Hussein and Rajwa became parents for the first time just over a year after their wedding. So your link of the thousand and one nights It was an authentic international royal summit that brought together representatives of Royal Houses from all over the world, such as Kings Juan Carlos and Sofia; Kings William and Maxima of the Netherlands with their eldest daughter, Princess Amalia; and the princes of Wales.