WOMAN and TIME: Queen Rania of Jordan 

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Queen Rania of Jordan (Rania Al-Abdullah, 1970) is is the queen consort of Jordan, the wife of Abdullah II of Jordan (1962), The King of Jordan since 1999.
They met in 1992 and got married half a year later, in 1993.
Abdullah is the eldest son of King Hussein and his second wife
Princess Muna.
Abdullah was not the heir to the throne when Rania married him. The next king was to be Uncle Abdullah, the younger brother of his father.
But King Hussein changed his mind and in 1999 his eldest son became king of Jordan.
Rania became queen in 29 years. By that time, the couple already had two children (Hussein, Crown Prince of Jordan and Princess Iman). Soon the third child, Princess Salma, was born.
In 2005, Rania gave birth to Prince Hashem.
Rania has completely changed the idea of what an Arab woman should be with her way of life, style, way of thinking.
The Queen of Jordan wears European clothes, leads an active social and political life. She writes children's books, speaks frankly on a TV show. She wears the hijab only when required by religious canons. She even met with the Pope!
Queen Rania is often compared to Letizia, Queen of Spain. Or vice versa: Queen Letizia is often compared to Queen Rania.
Both ladies very boldly combine the novelties of fashion, preferring something much more cheerful to the strict style. Someone, we will not call names, should learn from them.
Queen Jordan has a Twitter, Instagram, Facebook and even RU-vid channel.
Her husband fully supports her activities and the children clearly follow her lead.
Queen of Jordan perfectly copes with the role of the queen in the European style. She is compared to Princess Diana and is called the most beautiful queen in the world.
And for some reason I feel sad that Rania is so trying to be like a European woman, being from a different culture and faith.
I hope that she actually manages to combine this not only externally, but also internally.
I still apologize for the mistakes. This is not me, this is Google translator.
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