They were born on September 26, 2000 and September 27, 1996, respectively. daughters of Rania of Jordan, Salma and Iman, they were born almost on the same day 4 years later and the Queen loves to celebrate them together. Traditions cannot be abandoned and, like last year, Rania Jordan posted a cute photo on her Instagram profile. with a dedication to wish your daughters a happy birthday and share your proud mom status with the world.

“Our friendship grows stronger with age… We couldn’t ask for best friends. Happy birthday Iman and Salma”, Rania Jordanskaya writes on Instagram. highlighting the wonderful relationship she has with Iman and Salma. Women are much more trustworthy than mother-daughter relationships, and apart from character, have an obvious physical resemblance, as seen in the social photo. Daughters of Rania and Abdullah II pose hugging their mother, and all three are wearing matching pink, white, and blue shirts. The older they get, the more they resemble Rania: the two have inherited long flowing brown hair, expressive eyes and full lips from their mother, although the smile is very reminiscent of that of their father and brothers, the eldest Hussein (28 years old). years old) and the smallest Hashim (17 years old).

You don’t need to strain your imagination to understand that Salma and Iman are the pride of Rania.on the other hand, two young women take off. iman she attended the Amman International Academy from which she graduated on June 4, 2014 and was awarded as the best athlete in her class. He is currently studying at Georgetown University in Washington, like his older brother. And last but not least: The princess announced her upcoming wedding with his partner Jamil Alexander Thermiotis, born in Caracas in 1994. From my side Bodywhose name in Arabic means worldafter completing her studies at the Amman International Academy, in November 2018 she graduated from the prestigious Royal Military Academy Sandhurst, England, completing a short commissioning course and thus becoming first female pilot of the Jordanian Armed Forces.