US EditionQueen Rania's Birthday: Jordanian Royal Family Share Tributes
Queen Rania's advocacy on children's rights, women's empowerment, and economic development is highlighted through family tributes and her roles at international summits and local initiatives.
- Queen Rania Al Abdullah celebrated her 55th birthday with new official portraits and tributes from Jordan’s royal family shared online.
- Her birthday coincided with her ongoing advocacy for children's rights, following her speech at the World Summit on Children’s Rights at the Vatican.
- She condemned the acceptance of children's suffering based on their name, faith, or birthplace and reiterated calls to end Gaza bloodshed during her remarks.
- Crown Prince Hussein, 31, posted a photo on Instagram celebrating his mother’s birthday, expressing his heartfelt wishes and blessings, alongside official images featuring King Abdullah.
- The birthday events highlighted Queen Rania’s dual role as a royal figure and advocate, suggesting continued focus on humanitarian and social issues in Jordan.
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This Sunday, August 21, 2025, Rania of Jordan blows her 55th candle. On her social networks, her eldest son, Prince Hussein, paid tribute to her by sharing a rare family photo that delighted Internet users.
Jordanian Crown Prince Al Hussein bin Abdullah celebrated his mother Rania Al Abdullah's birthday by posting a photo with Princess Rajwa on his official Instagram account, commenting: "May God protect you for us and grant you a long life..."
Queen Rania and King Abdullah II of Jordan have been happily married since 1993 and proud parents of their four children, three children-in-law and two grandchildren: Crown Prince Hussein, Princess Iman, Princess Salma, Prince Hashem are called their offspring, Iman and Amina the smallest princesses. GALA shows you the most beautiful pictures of the royal family.
The Queen has progressively raised her voice in cases involving children and human rights.
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