Do you think Queen Rania of Jordan is a good example for young muslim women to follow? Share your views.
Re: Queen Rania
I respect her for what she stands for; in terms of education for the world's children (specifically girls in some regions) and what she has specifically done for this cause.
Nik you are totally a queen here. 
now can I go to life1 plzz 
Re: Queen Rania
LOL, JK, in a couple of days 
Sure go ahead , I have started some very mircheelay threads there.
I respect her for what she stands for; in terms of education for the world's children (specifically girls in some regions) and what she has specifically done for this cause.
same here she has done some remarkable work. not sure how strict the laws in Jordan are when it comes to dress code tho.
Better than aishwarya rai or angelina jolie not just in looks but also in character and also in work.
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Heh, I wonder. If she wasn't attractive and glamorous, would she get the same kind of attention for her work?
Re: Queen Rania
this is her right:
Do you think Queen Rania of Jordan is a good example for young muslim women to follow? Share your views.
Ofcourse, its not easy to bag a king
Yes, before her rhinoplasty and royal grooming.
Yes, I think she is a good example, she could have easily just settled for being a trophy wife or spent all her time just shopping or living it up in the south of France like so many of those Saudi princesses.. Yes, she gets more attention for her causes cos she's so attractive (course with the help of the surgeon's knife and the grooming but still..) like Princess Diana did and the lesser known but equally gorgeous Sheikha of Qatar but that's not exactly her fault.. Don't think her style of dressing is particularly scandalous, but still when Arab or generally Muslim women are in the public-eye ppl tend to want them to look as simple or modest as possible, even when they do cover their arms and legs, which I know Rania doesn't always, a lot of ppl will say 'she should also cover her hair' etc..
I remember ages ago, apart from having the 'nerve' not to wear hijab, she was also being criticised for having a BMW, picking up her kids from school driving (how many Arab princes etc run around in Ferraris and Lambos trying to pull girls yet Rania in her comparatively modest BMW gets a hard time)..