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ABUJA, NIGERIA: Brunei Minister of Foreign Affairs, His Royal Highness Haji Mohammed Bolkiah, accompanied by his wife arrives in Abuja 04 December, 2003 to attend the Commonwealth summit. (Photo credit should read PIUS UTOMI EKPEI/AFP/Getty Images)
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BANDAR SERI BEGAWAN, BRUNEI: Prince Jefri (L), younger brother of Bruneian Sultan Hassanal Bolkiah, is seen at the 20th National Day celebrations in Bandar Seri Begawan, 23 February 2004. The excesses of the royal family made world headlines in the 1990s when the sultan reined in one of his younger brothers, Prince Jefri, after he blew more than 15 billion USD through reckless investments and a famous globe-trotting, playboy lifestyle. Woman at right is unidentified. AFP PHOTO/ROSLAN RAHMAN (Photo credit should read ROSLAN RAHMAN/AFP/Getty Images)
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Does anyone have pictures of the Sultan's daughter's wedding. I heard it was a big one.
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I've been doing a search of Corbis and Gettyimages but didnt find anything on the daughter's wedding. I'm going through some more sites now. Lets hope it works.
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I wish they keep their scaves all the way...i do not understand why thet took away their head scarves (e.g. the queen during the dinner with queen Elizabeth, e.g. Sarah, the new princess during her engagment when she was wearing the black t-shirt.
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how come? its not such a big deal. There are millions of muslim women out there who wear scarves just on religious occasions or going into a mosque, for example. I think in the case of the Bruneian royalty, its more the case of tradition/protocol than religion. Religiously speaking, a headscarf is not a requirement. If the Bruneian royal women choose to wear it most of the time, atleast in Brunei, Im sure they can choose not to wear it when they dont want to. I dont know why its being made such a big deal of.
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I agree with you, Matesha. I think the Sultan's wife looks better with her headcovering on. If it is no big deal she could skip it altogether except when attending religious events. It appears a tacky and dupe behaviour to wear it all the time in Brunei and then skip it during a single trip to England.
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Now its one thing to say someone looks better with her head covered and another to say she should cover. She doesnt have to if she doesnt want to. |
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OK, how come she didn't wear her headcovering then? I saw her wearing it when meeting the Swedish Royalties and when she was the Swedish Queen and other women only.
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well both the sultan's wives didnt cover their hair at the reception, probably so they could wear their tiaras. It would've looked odd if they'd worn their tiaras on top of the hijab. Queen Saleha wore a tiara on a hijab at her son's wedding banquet a couple of weeks ago and it does look strange
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Sorry, to ask but i don't now very much from Brunei. Is a very rich contry, isn't it? Every womem have a very impressive jewels..........................and how many wifes are the sulton? Some1 can tell me wear i can have good information for the contry and from there royal famely?
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Yes Brunei is a very rich country because of their oil and gaz. Brunei sultan used to have two wives but he has divorced his second wife couple years ago. I posted some of their royal family website in this thread. Here I have a website about the country http://www.empire.com.bn/brunei/about_brunei.htm
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Thanks so much!!!!!!!!!
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So two cousins that are singers married two brothers of the Sultan ??????
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So it is common for the wives of one prince to show up together at official events???
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The royal visit of the Countess of Wessex - who is the other woman sitting on the divan with her and the Queen??
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ABUJA, NIGERIA: Brunei Minister of Foreign Affairs, His Royal Highness Haji Mohammed Bolkiah, accompanied by his wife arrives in Abuja 04 December, 2003 to attend the Commonwealth summit. (Photo credit should read PIUS UTOMI EKPEI/AFP/Getty Images)
I read somewhere that Prince Mohammed has only one wife and is suppose to being very much in love - true ?? |
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I see that there is much discussion about the women of Brunei, in particular the royal women, and headscarves.
There must be "some rule of thumb" somewhere about when and when not to wear one. I myself prefer the Queen without a scarf. |
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