2023-06-03 10:24:25
The world does not know how they met or how long their courtship lasted. But what she did know since their summer engagement is that the Wedding between Jordanian Crown Prince Hussein and Saudi architect Rajwa al Saif it would be memorable. Now, Saudi blood becomes part of one of the oldest monarchies in the Middle East, descending from the Prophet Muhammad. The name of Rajwa al Saif has already gone around the entire planet. While the globe watches in fascination at the royal pomposity, the future queen consort of Jordan prepares to follow in the footsteps of the current monarch in office, the admired Rania.
“I see you, and life becomes more beautiful”, could be read in the veil of the already princess Rajwa that she wore during her henna party, a pre-marriage ceremony where women decorate their hands with this traditional dye. The words of the Tunisian poet Abu al Qasim al-Shabi, known for his Andalusian notes, accompanied the palm trees that wanted to honor his native country. Al Saif was born in the Saudi capital of Riyadh on April 28, 1994. As the youngest of four children, her family has a aristocratic pedigree own. His mother, Azza bin Nayef Abdulaziz Ahmad Al Sudairi, is related to Hussa bint Ahmad Al Sudairi, who is said to have been the favorite wife of the founder of Saudi ArabiaKing Abdulaziz Al Saud, and gave birth to seven of his children, including the country’s current ruler, King Salman.
Princess Rajwa has lived a life in the highest echelons of Saudi society. His father Khalid is a member of the Subai tribe, with ancient roots from the Arabian Peninsula. He is also the founder of Al Saif Engineering Contracting, author of iconic skyscrapers across middle East. Her youngest daughter did not hesitate to follow in her footsteps and become an architect. fluent in Arabic, English and FrenchRajwa studied at New York’s Syracuse University, graduating in 2017. She also earned a bachelor’s degree in visual communications from the Los Angeles Institute of Fashion, Design and Merchandising.
Adored by Jordanian society
After working for a time in a studio in the overwhelming American city, he returned to Riyadh to join the team at design studio Designlab Experience. But those commoner days are long gone. Now, Rajwa el Saif will rub shoulders with heads of state, monarchs and prominent figures from the world social scene. The 29-year-old is preparing to one day rule over the Hashemite kingdom of Jordan. Together with Crown Prince Hussein, she forms a power couple in the region by creating a new link between Jordan and Saudi Arabia, in yet another gesture by the Saudis to become the regional power broker.
Passionate about horses and manual arts, she has been described as a simple woman committed to social causes. Now she will be in charge of representing the Hashemite Royal House internationally. “I am excited to welcome my third daughter, Rajwa,” said her mother-in-law, from Jordan, weeks before the wedding. The elegance and personality of the princess have made many see in the new wife of Prince Hussein a clone of the current queen. For now, Jordanian society already adores her.
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