Jordan's Crown Prince Hussein married a Saudi woman

 The marriage of Jordan's Crown Prince Hussein to a Saudi woman has attracted worldwide attention

       The preparations for the marriage of the Crown Prince of Jordan with a Saudi woman, the ceremonies in this regard and the life of both are of great interest not only in the Middle East but in the whole world.

       So the matter is that the wedding date between Jordan's Crown Prince Hussein bin Abdullah II and Saudi architect Rajwa Al Saif is June 1, but before that, highlights of the traditional ceremonies are gaining attention on social media.

       The formal official announcement of the couple's engagement was made on August 10 last year and now preparations are in full swing for the royal wedding ceremonies in May and June this year.

       The day of the royal couple's wedding will be a public holiday in Jordan, the event will be attended by big names from around the world and there will also be a free concert by Arab singers in the capital.

       Queen Rania of Jordan (far right) hosted a traditional pre-wedding henna party

       Jordan's Crown Prince Hussain said in response to a question asked at an event recently that the story of his acquaintance with Rajwa Al-Saif was no different from other love stories and that behind their acquaintance was a common friend. There was a hand.

       Recently, Queen Rania of Jordan hosted a traditional pre-wedding henna party. Traditional Jordanian and Saudi songs were sung and traditional dances were performed to express happiness at this mehndi ceremony.

       On this occasion Queen Rania said that Hussain is my eldest son, he is a Hashemi youth. Like any other mother, I dreamed of seeing him as a groom. Hussain is your son, you are his family, and this ceremony is yours.

       "Finally, I have a daughter-in-law, but this is no ordinary daughter-in-law," he added. God bless Raju. She is as precious to me as my daughters (Iman and Salma).