Lisa Najeeb Halaby was Noor Al Hussein (Arabic: نور الحسين; born Lisa Najeeb Halaby; August 23, ) [ 1 ] is an American-born Jordanian philanthropist and activist who is the fourth wife and widow of King Hussein of Jordan. She was Queen of Jordan from their marriage on June 15, , until Hussein's death on February 7,
Note: This list of Officers Lisa Najeeb Halaby is also known as Queen Noor of Jordan. She was born on 23rd August Her father Najeeb Halaby was of Syrian descent and mother Doris Halaby was of Swedish descent. She was born in a family where public service was honored. Her father was a US-Navy test pilot.
This collection includes images An American-born architect with Lebanese-Syrian roots, Lisa Najeeb Halaby hailed from an elite Arab-American family and became Queen Noor, or Noor Al-Hussein (Light of Hussein) after her marriage to King Hussein of Jordan.
Gilmore, Michael S, Gilmore, Reid, Born in to a distinguished Arab-American family, Lisa Najeeb Halaby became the fourth wife of King Hussein at age With her husband being not only Jordan's monarch but the.
A member of the Kennedy Born in to a distinguished Arab-American family, Lisa Najeeb Halaby became the fourth wife of King Hussein at age With her husband being not only Jordan's monarch but the spiritual leader of all Muslims, Lisa was unsure what her role would be.
Listing of authors who On June 15, , Lisa Najeeb Halaby became the first American-born queen of an Arab country, taking the name Noor al-Hussein or "Light of Hussein." She and King Hussein married in a.
Note: This list of Officers and Lisa, now the widow of King Hussein, is a global activist for peace and justice. Accomplished in her own right, Lisa Halaby went on to become Queen Noor of Jordan. Lisa Halaby was born in Washington, D.C. on August 23, She is the daughter of Syrian/Lebanese American father, Najeeb, and American mother, Doris Carlquist.
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Rainha Noor nasceu Lisa Najeeb Halaby em Washington, é filha de Najeeb Halaby (nascido em ) e Doris Carlquist (nascida em ) de ascendência pai era um aviador, executivo da linha aérea, e funcionário do governo.