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Rashid bin Hassan Prince of Jordan
Full name: Rashid bin Hassan
Title: Prince of Jordan (His Royal Highness)
Born: Amman (?), May 25th 1979
Parents: El Hassan bin Talal Prince of Jordan (1947) and 1968, Sarvath Ikramullah (1947)
Sisters: Rahma (1969, married), Sumaya (1971, married) and Badiya (1974)
 

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As far as I know he is the president of the Hashemite Charity Organisation who send aid to Iraq, Bam, Sudan, Algeria etc... they were also in charge of setting up the refugee camps in Ruwayshed before the war.

Two of his sisters are married with children and live in Jordan, Princess Sumaya runs the PSumaya Unniversity and I don't know what Princess Rahma does. His third sister Princess Badiya is not married and I think she lives in London.

Have not heard that he is going to get engaged, do you know who to? But I have seen him out in Amman during the summer, he is very good looking so i would not be surprised if he was to get married soon, pity though! When i saw him he was with two very pretty girls and another guy, so maybe it is one of them!
 
As long as he was from a good family and could advance her politically I don't think she would care! Though of course he would have to convert to Islam first, coz us Muslims girls unlike our brothers can't marry ahl al kitaab (People of the Book=Christians and Jews) coz then we couldn't assure that our kids would be Muslim. :p
 
any hints Alia on how i could woo P Iman
how could a lowly working class Australian advance her politically?
 
Prince Rashid Bin Al Hasan Leaves for Darfour

Amman/Nov.3(Petra)-- HRH Prince Rashid Bin Al Hasan the President of Board Trustees of Hashemite Charity Organization left Amman for Darfour region to offer medical and humanitarian assistance to Sudanese people in the region.
During his visit Prince Rashid will inspect Jordanian medical team who has been offering medical assistance to the people in Darfour since last month.
 

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Rashid ...

Jordan Sends Aid to Victims of Earthquake

Amman, Dec. 30 (Petra)--Jordan sent aid to victims of the earthquake that struck countries of south east Asia in implementation of His Majesty King Abdullah's directives. Two planes, one from the Royal Air Force laden with 17 tons of relief aid and the other carrying 27 physicians and medical equipments left for the Maldives to help victims of the earthquake.The aid includes medical equipments, foodstuffs, tents, blankets and other equipments.
The Jordan Hashemite Charity Organization (JHCO) will also sent on Friday humanitarian aid to the peoples of Indonesia, Sri Lanka and Thailand at a total cost of $420,000.
 

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Any news about him? Haven't seen him in a while......
 

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Maybe he has been travelling as I read on another forum that he was involved with the tsunami relief efforts; and as he went to Bam and Darfour maybe he has been away from Jordan. Another Forum ( Arab Royalty) has a picture of him patronising a tree planting ceremony on Arbor Day as well, as well as many other pictures but I do not know how to copy/transfer them.
 
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Maybe he has been travelling as I read on another forum that he was involved with the tsunami relief efforts; and as he went to Bam and Darfour maybe he has been away from Jordan. Another Forum ( Arab Royalty) has a picture of him patronising a tree planting ceremony on Arbor Day as well, as well as many other pictures but I do not know how to copy/transfer them.

This´s the pic, from Petra News:
 

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This was reported in the Arab Royalty Rorum

Jordanian Prince leads his polo team to victory

Staff Report

LAHORE: Prince Rashid Bin El Hassan of Jordan led his team to a thumping 15-3 victory against the Garrison team in an exhibition polo match at the Garrison Polo Ground here on Saturday. Prince Rashid showed his fine horsemanship and game skills by scoring as many as four goals. His team – Prince Rashid’s four – dominated the four-chukker game from the onset and scored at will. The other members of the winning team included Asif Zahoor, Ahmad Sufian and Adnan Abbas. The Garrison side comprised Sheriyar Hafeez, Col Mahsud, Raith and Rab Nawaz Tiwana. Brig. Afsandyar Ali Patudi and Col Mujahid Omar supervised the match.
 
From Petra

Prince Rashed Meets Crew of Pakistani Ships

Amman, April 28 (Petra)-- His Royal Highness Prince Rashed bin Al Hassan met on Wednesday the crew of two Pakistani ships currently visiting Jordan upon an invitation by the Jordan Armed Forces.

The Crew expressed thanks for His Majesty King Abdullah II the Supreme Commander of the Jordan Armed Forces over hosting them.
 
Happy 26th birthday to P. Rashid (and to my mother, who is only slightly older! ;)). From his father's Web site:

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His Royal Highness Prince Rashid El Hassan was born on 20 May 1979. His primary education was at the Amman Baccalaureate School, after which he attended Port Regis School, Dorset. HRH completed GCSE and Advanced Level examinations at Harrow School, where he was Head of House 1996-1997. In June 2001, Prince Rashid received a B.A. Hons. degree in Oriental Studies from Cambridge University.

In October 2002, Prince Rashid was appointed chairman of the Board of Trusties of the Hashemite Charitable Organization. The Hashemite Charitable Organization is the umbrella organization for combined Jordanian military government and NGO crisis management and relief operations. Recent commitments have included field hospitals and aid distribution in the West Bank, Algeria, Iran, Afghanistan, Iraq, South Sudan and those countries affected by the Tsunami. In addition to this, the HCO manages aid to charitable organizations and refugee camps in the Hashemite Kingdom. He currently remains in this post on secondment from the Jordanian Army.

Prince Rashid is currently a Captain in the Jordan Armed Forces, between 1995 and 1998 undertook the following military courses:

1998 - Jordanian Special Forces Ranger Course (Sa'ika).
1998 - Jordanian Army Counter InfiTRFation & Urban Welfare Course.
1998 - UK & Jordanian Armored Reconnaissance Troop Leaders Course.
1997 - Short Service Limited Commissions Course RMA Sandhurst.
1997 - Jordan Special Forces Counter Terrorist Course.
1997 - Jordan Armed Forces Commissioning Course.
1996 - Jordanian Special Forces Unarmed Combat Course.
1995 - Jordanian Army Paratroopers Wings (37 jumps).
1995 - Jordanian Coast guard Underwater Proficiency (SCUBA).
1995 - Jordanian Royal Guard Close Protection Course.

After serving as a troop leader with the British Light Dragoons Reconnaissance Regiment then of the UK First Armoured Division, Prince Rashid's last position in the Jordanian Army was as a company commander in Jordanian field reconnaissance battalion.

During his time at Harrow, Prince Rashid founded the Interfaith Understanding Society. He also represented the school in polo, judo, rugby and in the public speaking teams. Prince Rashid is currently head of the National Boxing Federation and Captain of the Jordanian Polo Team. In July 2004, he captained an amateur team in the Polo World Cup defeating teams from India and France.

Prince Rashid has accompanied his father, Prince El Hassan bin Talal, on military trips within the Kingdom, and visited Jordanian troops in Croatia and Bosnia on several occasions. He also served as a UN peace-keeper in the Balkans in the late 1990's. Prince Rashid also remains heavily involved wit h the majority of Prince Hassan's current activities.

In 1995, Prince Rashid worked with the Secretariat of the European Commission Training Office familiarising himself with the workings of the European Union. He has officially visited a number of countries including the Czech Republic, Turkey, Japan, Singapore, India, Ireland, Germany, the United States of America, Russia, Romania, Pakistan, Uzbekistan Poland, the United Kingdom, France, Canada and most Middle East countries.
In December 1994, The Prince accompanied His Majesty the late King Hussein to the Islamic Summit in Morocco.

His Royal Highness's interests include current affairs, 20th century history, polo, scuba diving and some martial arts.
 
Two Airplanes Laden with Aid and Rescue Team Depart for Pakistan</FONT></STRONG>


Pet0048 4 0092 Two Airplanes Laden with Aid and Rescue Team Depart for Pakistan Amman, Oct. 10 (Petra) -- In implementation of the directives of His Majesty King Abdullah II, two military airplanes, laden with aid, departed Amman on Tuesday heading for Pakistan. The airplanes, which also carry a rescue team, were seen off by HRH Prince Rashid Ben Al Hassan, the Military Attrache' at the Pakistani Embassy. //Petra// 100947 Local OCT 2005
http://www.petra.gov.jo/nepras/2005/Oct/10/28125900.htm
 
That is Prince Rashid alright. I have just been looking at new pictures of him posted on his website. He looks a bit bleary eyed in these pictures today. Either its very early in the morning, or he has a cold or Ramadan is getting to him !
 
shelley said:
Yes, there is a link on his father's site : www.majliselhassan.org
Actually, I've tried this site:/www.elhassan.org, the one you provided didn't work so I did a search and got this site as a result.
I attached the picture, Masha Allah he really looks nice and handsomethough I can see that his lips are turning a bit purplish from smoking :(
There are 2 more pictures in his bio of him playing polo http://www.elhassan.org/reg/family/rashid.html
I think it’s incredible that he went to Pakistan to help, he did go to several countries but I guess this time is different because of him being half Pakistani. I couldn’t have been prouder of him.

Condolences to the Pakistani members here in TRF and to the Pakistani and the people who got damaged from the earthquake.

Copyrights http://www.elhassan.org/
 

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I have looked at many oictures of this young man, and have come to the conclusion that he is not a morning person ! Whenever there are pictures that must have been taken later on in the day, he looks better. Apparantly, these planes always leave at the crack of dawn as they are very slow and need hours to get anywhere, so that figures ! May God bring him safely home.

I am glad that he is actually out there doing something worthwhile .I often wonder how he feels about his lot in life. He was the only son of the man who was crown prince for thirty five years and then when his father was dumped he too lost out. But he finished his education, went to Sandhurst, has carved a professional niche for himself and also has found a sport that he enjoys doing and is reasonably good at. He was obviously not spolit despite the possibility being the only son and youngest child of his parents. I hope he finds a nice girl one day too.
 
Jordan sends mobile hospital

ISLAMABAD, Oct 12: Foreign Minister Khurshid Mehmood Kasuri has said he will soon be embarking on a tour of Arab countries to generate aid and donations for the West Bank.

Mr Kasuri said this while talking to visiting Prince Rashed Bin-Al-Hassan, chief of the Jordanian Relief Agencies here on Wednesday.
http://www.dawn.com/2005/10/13/top13.htm
 
Rashid was in the same year at Caius college with me; didn't know him that well but well enough that I would sometimes go over for a cup of tea. Really funny seeing a prince making me a cup of tea! I remember seeing him leave in a huge hurry from our college accomodation the day that the King died and the line of succession had changed. I asked him if he was alright as he got into the car; I didn't realize at the time that he was about to lose his inheritance. Very sad.
 
Jordanian Field Hospital Starts Mission in Pakistan Amman

Oct. 13(Petra)-- The field hospital dispatched by Jordan to Pakistan to help the affected people by the devastating earthquake that hit Pakistan on Saturday has been completed . The fully-equipped hospital in the Rawalkut city in the north-eastern of Islamabad started its mission and began offering medical assistance for all cases. Meanwhile , the Jordanian rescue team started its mission in Balalkut city in the north-western of Islamabad where 80 percent of that area was destroyed. Search and rescue efforts stopped in Balalkut , therefore, the Jordanian rescue team will join the field hospital in Rawalkut to help in relief and evacuation operations. His Royal Highness Prince Rashed bin Al-Hassan who left the Kingdom inspected the hospital and was reassured on its tasks there.



An extract from the Pakistani newspapers:

http://www.dawn.com/2005/10/15
The News Internet Edition - English Newspaper of Pakistan

Mr Aziz said he discussed further promotion of political, diplomatic and economic ties with the Jordanian monarch, who was here on a brief visit.

He recalled the close and cordial relations between Pakistan and Jordan characterized by religious affinity and commonality of views on important issues.

Jordan was among a few countries that immediately responded to Pakistan’s appeal for the international assistance following the quake.

The prime minister said Jordan had sent two plane-loads of relief goods and more assistance was on the way.

Earlier in the day, Prince Rashid Bin El Hassan of Jordan also called on the prime minister to discuss relief efforts.
Prince Rashid, the son of Prince Hassan Bin Talal and Princess Sarvath, personally escorted a mobile hospital on Oct 10. He supervised the entire process of setting up the 25-bed hospital in Rawalakot, which is manned by a support staff of over 50, including 11 doctors.
 
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http://www.petra.gov.jo/nepras/2005/Nov/21/28980500.htm

Prince Rashid joins earthquake donors in Islamabad

Amman/ Nov.21/(Petra)-- Deputizing for His Majesty King Abdullah II, HRH Prince Rashid bin Al Hassan joined an international donors conference on reconstruction held in Islamabad on Friday in the wake of October's devastating earthquake that killed about 74,000 people and left over 3.5 million homeless. The meeting chaired by Pakistani President Musharraf brought together a wide range of donors and experts to devise a strategy of rehabilitation. Prince Rashid, who visited the country for the third time since the earthquake struck talked about Jordan's quick and continuous response to provide relief aids to the devastated areas. He also visited the Jordanian medical running the Jordanian army field hospital in Rawalkot called for offering enough medical supplies to the injured people and patients. The donors attending the meeting pledged to pay a total of U.S. $5.4 billion to immediately relief suffering of the people in the areas struck by the earthquake. " It is vital that we keep the attention o the world focused n the plight of victims as winter comes," Prince Rashid said.
 
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Dear Shelley,

I agree--and as I am not a morning person myself, I can sympathize with Prince Rashid.:) I am thrilled his hard work is not going unnoticed and wish him godspeed. He seems a quiet, results-focused young man--rather like his mother and her mother. I believe he shares these qualities with his father, Prince Hassan, as well, but PH seems a bit more gregarious (one of the qualities I love about him!) But that takes being comfortable in one's own skin--often the result of age--and it will likely come. And, yes, I hope he finds a woman who shares his commitment one day! What he's doing in Pakistan is so commendable; I know he's not in it for any recognition but I think it merits a commendation from KA.

shelley said:
I have looked at many oictures of this young man, and have come to the conclusion that he is not a morning person ! Whenever there are pictures that must have been taken later on in the day, he looks better. Apparantly, these planes always leave at the crack of dawn as they are very slow and need hours to get anywhere, so that figures ! May God bring him safely home.

I am glad that he is actually out there doing something worthwhile .I often wonder how he feels about his lot in life. He was the only son of the man who was crown prince for thirty five years and then when his father was dumped he too lost out. But he finished his education, went to Sandhurst, has carved a professional niche for himself and also has found a sport that he enjoys doing and is reasonably good at. He was obviously not spolit despite the possibility being the only son and youngest child of his parents. I hope he finds a nice girl one day too.
 
Prince Rashid is definitely a person who looks better in the afternoon. . I have just been shown some very cool pictures of him playing polo from a Jordanian magazine called Luxury.
 
I had the pleasure of meeting Prince Rashid last year in Jordan.
He is a very pleasent person to be around, he is smart, down to earth, easy to talk with, and he really is a good polo player.
He is also very charming, and few photos do him justice :cool:

If anyone if interested I have a private video of Prince Rashid playing polo that I can send by email...
 
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Prince Rashid he does not look like he is a photogenic type of person, he looks just like his father I have not seen a picture of his mother yet. Those are some good pictures of him.:flowers:
 
How old is Prince Rashid anyone? I am sorry but I don't know him! Is he Queen Nour's son with King Hussein (May God rest his soul) ?
 
Thank you Jordan.So He is only 30 years old. I saw in an earlier post people wondering why he is not married yet. He still got some more time to think about it. What is 30 years old today?! it's like 20 years old for the past generations right!! That's the way I feel about it. Brides and Grooms are much more mature nowadays. It takes a great deal of maturity to go through this huge step in life called "marriage".
 
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