As the Holy Month of Ramadan begins, royal families across the Arab world come together in the spirit of unity, generosity, and faith. From Queen Rania’s warm family iftar to Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed’s thoughtful gesture, we take a closer look at how some of the region’s most respected royals are observing this special time.
Though Ramadan has only just begun, it has already brought touching moments that have resonated deeply. From gatherings filled with love to acts of kindness, we’ve gathered some of the most heartwarming highlights that have been widely shared and appreciated.
Yesterday, His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, President of the UAE, hosted an “Al Barza”— a traditional gathering where people come together to meet and exchange ideas.
One moment from the gathering went viral when HH Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed left his seat and walked across the room to personally greet his elderly teacher and mentor. This heartfelt gesture was a true testament to the values of loyalty and respect that His Highness was raised with, honoring those who have imparted wisdom and knowledge to him.
The Royal Family came together on the first day of the holy month under the embrace of His Majesty King Abdullah II and Queen Rania for their annual iftar. As always, Queen Rania shared with us intimate family moments that touched our hearts.
These heartfelt moments beautifully reflected love, unity, and the warmth of family, capturing their genuine interactions. They left us with a deep sense of connection and warmth, embodying the true spirit of Ramadan.
Adding to the warmth of the evening, Queen Rania proudly shared a sweet moment with the family, showing off an adorable photo of her eldest granddaughter, HRH Princess Iman Bint Al Hussein, on her phone.
Just like any family, Ramadan is a time for gathering and togetherness, bringing loved ones closer. During the Al Sabah family’s Ramadan gathering with His Highness Sheikh Mishal Al Ahmed Al Sabah, his niece, Sheikha Intisar Al Sabah, seized the moment to document the special occasion by taking a photo with the Emir, capturing the warmth of the Holy Month.
