As you see from the following list, there were quite a number of Female Sovereigns regnant, even in Muslim culture:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_women_rulers
However, currently no Muslim monarchy allows a women to become a Sovereign of her own.
Do you think we may expect a change in this case - for examle if Crown Prince Hussein of Jordan, Moulay Hasan of Morocco have daughters as first children, would they be declared Crown Princesses?
Or Abdul Muntaquim of Brumei's eventual firstborn daughter?
I don't count for a Gulf Royal families in the nearest future - They would have to give up practicing polygamy first, and that's not going to happen yet.
What do you think?
May it still happen in XXI century, or no one of us present on the Forums will live to this moment?![Ermm :ermm: :ermm:](https://www.theroyalforums.com/forums/images/smilies/ermm.gif)
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_women_rulers
However, currently no Muslim monarchy allows a women to become a Sovereign of her own.
Do you think we may expect a change in this case - for examle if Crown Prince Hussein of Jordan, Moulay Hasan of Morocco have daughters as first children, would they be declared Crown Princesses?
Or Abdul Muntaquim of Brumei's eventual firstborn daughter?
I don't count for a Gulf Royal families in the nearest future - They would have to give up practicing polygamy first, and that's not going to happen yet.
What do you think?
May it still happen in XXI century, or no one of us present on the Forums will live to this moment?
![Ermm :ermm: :ermm:](https://www.theroyalforums.com/forums/images/smilies/ermm.gif)
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