King Hussain And His Family

[mousbah]

hussein,muna,abdullah, feisal, aisha and zein in1969

[Bubbette]

And how soon after that photo were they divorced?

[Jackswife]

Hussein and Muna were divorced in December of 1972, so if that pic was made in 1969, it was about three years prior to their break-up.

[tipper]

Originally Posted by bluetortuga

well, no, that's KA and Feisal, Aisha is 8 years younger than Abdullah, so it can't be her, it must be Feisal, who's only 3 years younger than his bro. [/b]

Feisal is 21 months younger than Abdaullh. Abdullah was born in January 1962; Feisal in October 1963. P. Aisha and Zein are 6 years younger than Abdullah; they were born in April 1968.[/quote]
yeah, 6years younger, not 8 years, I know that, sorry !!!! anyway, how can it be Aisha ?

[tipper]

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/JRF_album3/
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/jordanrfalbum2/

Forget the last 2 links,- previous message- these 1s are the right links.

[maryshawn]

With respect to others who have replied, I agree with you.....of course, he did have 20 years w/her...but they do seem at ease. And his regard for her was certainly made apparent in last letter re: succession. I will say the few photos of KH and Alia seem to show same comfort level (go to MGA Production and look up Queen Alia for great pics) but QN physically and perhaps ((not knowing her personally) emotionally seemed a lot like Alia......and I'm sure he was most thankful to find her after his great loss.

Mary Shawn

Originally Posted by Ipi Tombe

for whatever my opinion is worth....KH looks most 'at ease' around QN. he seems to be quite comfortable in her prescense(can't spell it). it might have to do with his age or his comfort with his status and position in the world but definately he doesn't not look like a man who just lost 'the love of his life' a year earlier.

[mousbah]

with muna, zein and aisha

[mousbah]

AMMAN, JORDAN: From left: Tunisian President Habib Ben Ali Bourguiba, Jordan King Hussein ibn Talal, Bourguiba's wife Wassila Ben Ammar, Jordan King's wife Princess Muna and Jordan Prime minister Wasfi el Tall pose at Royal palace of Basman in March 1965 during Bourguiba"s visit to the Middle East. Bourguiba ruled Tunisia from 1957 until being destituted in November 1987by his Prime minister General Ben Ali, after leading the country to independence from France in 1956.

[mousbah]

1. the wedding day

2. in london Khussein and Muna

3. King Hussein, Quen Dina and Princess Alia bin Hussein

4,5. from getty with Queen Dina

6. Prince Hassan and Princess Sarvath wedding, in Karachi 28th August 1968.

The royal family: Prince Muhammed with Princess Firyal and their sons: Prince Talal and Ghazi. Queen Zein Al Sharaf, King Hussein with Princess Muna and their sons(Abdullah and Feysal) and their daughters (Aisha and Zein)

[mousbah]

sorry king Hussein isn´t , in the pic appears princess basma

[bluetortuga]

Originally Posted by mousbah

sorry king Hussein isn´t , in the pic appears princess basma

K Hussein is standing to P. Basma's right. In front of him is P Muna, P Abdullah and P. Feisal. To P Hassan's right are P. Mohammed and P Firyal. In front of him is Q. Zein.

[mousbah]

with queen noor

all photos from aapimage

[tipper]

:) :p Hope u'll enjoy these- with love- c.

[tipper]

some others I love.....

[mousbah]

1. with princess iman

2. with QNoor, Prince Hassan and Prince Muhammed

3. In Roma with Princess Muna

4. In Royal Palace in Amman with Princess Muna and Prince Abdullah

5, 6. Others pics of Princess Muna Al Hussein with Prince Abdullah

7. King Hussein with Prince Abdullah and Feisal

8. Hashimiya Palace.

[Humera]

Queen Zein el Sharaf, 1953

[Angie]

Originally Posted by mousbah

Hashimiya Palace.

Where is this palace located?

[Safaa Batin]

Originally Posted by Angie

Where is this palace located?

it is in Amman

[cut1me]

Originally Posted by mousbah

Hashimiya Palace.

wow its huge, who lives there? it looks nice
where in Amman is it?

[mousbah]

from king hussein web page:

Al-Hashmiya Palace (Dar al-Bir):

Located on high ground in the Hummar area, the Palace was built during the mid 1970s to be the home of Their Majesties King Hussein and Queen Alia, until the Queen’s tragic death on February 9, 1977. From the palace, Jerusalem could easily be seen on a clear day.

In appreciation of Queen Alia’s love for this beautiful area, she was laid to rest close by the Palace and a mosque was built nearby.

http://www.kinghussein.gov.jo/images/k_hashmiya.jpg


During the 1980’s and until 1997, al-Hashmiya was used as a guest palace for visiting heads of state and dignitaries, when Their Majesties King Hussein and Queen Noor asked for the building to become a new home for some 200 orphans who were living in harsh conditions in Amman. The Palace took the name of Dar al-Bir