Vote for the five greatest Jordanians of all time

Posted on February 23, 2007 by 7aki Fadi

Today I was going to post an entry about the five greates Jordanians of all time. After I thought about King Hussein, I could not think of anyone else.

Isn’t it sad that I did not know that? How many other Jordanians don’t know?

So my fellow Jordanians, bloggers and none bloggeres , I want you to nominate your most favorite Jordanian/s.

To be a Jordanian is to have the Jordanian citizenship, so it does not matter where they are originally from.

Send your vote for the five greatest Jordanians to my email haki(dash)fadi(at)hotmail(dot)com . Please include a link or some information about the nominee if you can.

I am going to announce the results on March 24, 2007.

And please, spread the word.

Update: click here for the results

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84 Responses

  1. Habeeb Mashour, on February 24th, 2007 at 8:55 am Said:

    MY TOP 5 JORDANIANS OF ALL TIME

    1. Tarek Nasser (musician)

    2. Imad hajjaj (cartoonist)

    3. Mashhour Hadeethah (Karamah battle)

    2. Glubb Pasha (protected jordan during birth)

    4. Lawrence of Arabia (helped found Jordan)

    That’s all.

  2. Samer, on February 24th, 2007 at 11:01 am Said:

    1. King Hussein
    2. Mustafa Wahbi Al Tal (poet)
    3. Wasfi Al Tal (Prime Minister)
    4. Haidar Mahmoud (poet)
    5. Mounes Razzaz (novelist)

    there are more, but these I think had great effect in ordinary people.

  3. Rula, on February 24th, 2007 at 11:35 am Said:

    Seems that we all agree that King Hussein was and still is the best Jordanian!

    I agree for Tarek AlNasser for his great music that he is performing, and also for Imad Hajjaj for his great artistic ideas.

    I would like to add Princess Haya for her great achievment of “Tkiyet Om Ali”.

    The fifth perosn is going to be every Jordanian person who is loyal for this good country and who is doing the best to achieve something for the good of the Jordanian people..

  4. 7aki Fadi, on February 24th, 2007 at 12:49 pm Said:

    Habeeb,Samer and Rula:
    Thanks for the feedback.

  5. Nas, on February 24th, 2007 at 3:49 pm Said:

    1. King hussein
    2. Mustafa wahbi al tal (arar)
    3. Wasfi Al Tal
    4. Emad Hajjaj
    5. ibrahim nasrallah

  6. hamede, on February 24th, 2007 at 5:14 pm Said:

    1- 3oda abu tayeh.
    2-suliman al nabilsi.
    3-mushoor hadetha.
    4-muness al razaz.
    5-mustafa wahbe al tal.

  7. Younis Moumani, on February 24th, 2007 at 5:53 pm Said:

    1. Mashour Hadeetha
    2. Mashour Hadeetha
    3. Mashour Hadeetha
    4. Emad Hajjaj
    5. Tarek Elnasser

  8. Batir, on February 24th, 2007 at 6:35 pm Said:

    I would put this list:
    1-King Husein: Built the country and protected it in a genious way.
    2- Hussein Tarawneh: leader of the Jordanian national congress in 1929 which was the 1st public political system in Jordan.
    3- Mashour Hadeetheh: The leader of our first and only victory over Israel.
    4- Wasfi Tall: The last clean statesman in Jordan and he protected the country in its moment of darkness.
    5- Taher Al Masri: The symbol of palestinain integration in Jordan with loyalty to the state and committment to modernization and democracy.

  9. 7aki Fadi, on February 24th, 2007 at 6:46 pm Said:

    Nas, Hamede, Younis Moumani, Batir: Thanks for voting.

  10. Ammar, on February 24th, 2007 at 6:54 pm Said:

    Well, here’s my list:

    1) King Hussein
    2) Wasfi Al Tal
    3) Mustafa Wahbi Al Tal (he shaped the litterary identity of Jordan)
    4) Haidar Mahmoud (continued shaping the litterary identity of Jordan) and also a symbol of palestinian integration and loyalty to Jordan.
    5) Naser El Deen el Asad, a distinguished intellect.

  11. نعمان الكيلاني, on February 24th, 2007 at 6:58 pm Said:

    1) Mustafa Wahbi Ettal
    2) Mashhoor Hadeethah
    3) Emda Hajjaj
    4) Mounis Razaz
    5) Glubb Pasha

  12. 7aki Fadi, on February 24th, 2007 at 8:18 pm Said:

    Ammar and نعمان الكيلاني :Thanks for your vote

  13. 7aki Fadi, on February 24th, 2007 at 8:19 pm Said:

    I just realized I can do Arabic here, hmmm , I am not too bright…LOL

  14. The Free Phoenix, on February 24th, 2007 at 11:34 pm Said:

    Five best Jordanians
    1- KING HUSSEIN
    2- MASHHOUR AL-JAZY
    3- TAHER AL-MASRI
    4- THE SIMPLE JORDANIAN SOLDIER (Sorry guys but I felt that these guys from the vast spectrum of the society, particularly from the poorest areas need to be acknowledged, in general, for what they did to make us all feel safe at home)
    5- THE JORDANIAN BLOGGER (The one who tries to promote the most respectable and classy way of self expression)

  15. Jordan Who, on February 24th, 2007 at 11:39 pm Said:

    Glubb Basha!! Wasfi il Tal !! King Hussein!! Next thing you are going to say Prince Abdullah and Sameeh Bateekhi
    It must be really tough to come up with 5 really important jordanians.
    1. Firas Il-Ajlouni (pilot martyr)
    2. Ahmad Il- Majali (martyr)
    3. Ahmad Il Dagamseh
    4. Rabee3 Sh-habb
    5. Slaiman Oawiss

  16. Ibn El Urdon, on February 25th, 2007 at 3:30 am Said:

    Here is my list from Canada.
    I was born in Amman 50 years ago.
    Left Jordan 30 years ago.
    Love my home now (Toronto).
    My list:
    1- King Hussein
    2- Wasfi El Tal
    3- Arar
    4- Every Martyr (Firas, Mash-hour etc..)
    5- Every Jordanian.
    We’re a great nation and I hope we stay this way.
    Sallam Ya Baladi.

  17. The Observer, on February 25th, 2007 at 3:09 pm Said:

    I vote for Queen Rania to hold the top spot.

  18. 7aki Fadi, on February 25th, 2007 at 3:51 pm Said:

    Thank you all for voting.

    Ibn el urdun: I can feel how much you love it :)

  19. Ismael Hamarneh, on February 25th, 2007 at 5:55 pm Said:

    Feras Ajlouni
    Mash’hoor Hadeethah
    Ibrahim Nasrallah
    Tarek Nasser
    Imad Hajjaj

  20. Hassan, on February 26th, 2007 at 8:59 pm Said:

    1- the first king abddallah
    2-King Hussein
    3-Wasfi El Tal
    4-the Second king abddallah
    5-Arar

  21. Irbidawy4ever, on February 26th, 2007 at 9:03 pm Said:

    1-King Hussein
    2-3odeh abu tayeh
    3-Wasfi El Tal
    4-the Second king abddallah
    5-Arar

  22. bakkouz, on February 26th, 2007 at 9:03 pm Said:

    Ok, my nominations are:

    1- King Hussein
    2- King Abdullah II
    3- My Father, and every other Jordanian hard working Father.
    4- Wasfi Al-Tall
    5- Toujan Faisal

    thank you.

  23. Oday, on February 26th, 2007 at 9:05 pm Said:

    1- Wasfi El Tal
    2-king husain
    3-the Second king abddallah
    4-the first king abddallah
    5-Tarek Nasser

  24. jordanian4ever, on February 26th, 2007 at 9:12 pm Said:

    king husain’
    wasfi al tall
    Naser El Deen el Asad
    Tarek el Naser
    the second king abddulah

  25. Kouki, on February 26th, 2007 at 10:21 pm Said:

    1- HM The Late King Hussein
    2- HM King Abdullah II
    3- Mustafa Wahbi Al Tall
    4- Faisal Al Fayez
    5- Basem Awadallah

  26. Mouna Obeidat, on February 27th, 2007 at 9:40 pm Said:

    1. MASH-HOUR HADEETHA
    2. FERASS ELAJLOUNI
    3. TAREQ NASER
    4. MY CAT (pure jordanian)
    5. MY OTHER CAT (well, she is Siamese-jordanian)

  27. Othman Dababneh, on February 27th, 2007 at 11:29 pm Said:

    mashhoor hadytha
    toujan el faisal
    mustfa wahbi ettal
    imad hajjaj
    thomas edward lawrence

  28. Mohey, on February 28th, 2007 at 2:52 am Said:

    Prince Hasan

    Roxy al3uzaizy (He wrote an encyclopedia about Jordanian culture and folklore)

    Naser Aldeen Al-Asad (He founded private University, he used to write some of the kings speeches)

    Emad Hajjaj

  29. Lina, on February 28th, 2007 at 2:53 am Said:

    Ahmad Obiedat

    Hasan al-karmy (a Jurnalist for BBC)

    Khalid Al-Karaky (Author)

  30. Khalaf, on February 28th, 2007 at 4:43 am Said:

    Well, first I would say that most readers do not seem to realize that Jordanians existed before 1946. King Mesha (I wrote about him) lived almost 5000 years ago and boasted great development and military achievements. The Nabateans built Petra. Aqel Biltaji used to say that Jesus had a Jordanian passport. So, all the names that are being mentioned are specific to modern Jordan, and are not the greatest Jordanians of all time.

    A second point I would raise is that many Jordanians are great without being politicians or military leaders (Tereq Nasser and Mustafa Wahbi Tell). How about Dawood Hanania, and his contribution to the introduction of heart surgery and kidney transplants (now routine) into the country? What about distinquished architects like Rasem Badran? Amdulhamid Shoman, the banker who built a world wide banking empire? I would add to this list a statesman (Wasfi Tell) and a military leader (Mashhoor Haditheh). Jordan was built by many distinguished people, many of whom never sought the limelight.

  32. X-JORDAN, on February 28th, 2007 at 7:52 am Said:

    Khalaf, I think Jordanians appreciate culture and sacrifice, hence names like M.Hadeetha, F.Ajlouni, T. Faisal, T.Nasser, E.Hajjaj, E.W.Tell

    There seems to be a greater consensus over some persons because their contributions crossed political and geographic lines and they have not only earned the respect of MOST Jordanians, but they have pan-Arab fame (not infamy). Not the case with other names and political figures.

  33. Mohey, on February 28th, 2007 at 3:04 pm Said:

    I forgot Abdel Hamid Shoman

  34. Rum, on February 28th, 2007 at 3:54 pm Said:

    Many of you may not know that John Baggot Glubb (aka Glubb Pasha)had one son who was born in Jerusalem and lived as an Arab and championed Arab causes and was actually a hard core leftist. He died in a driving accident in Kuwait in 2004. Now this is a family that has committed its life to Arab causes. From safeguarding the birth of Jordan, to championing Arab underdogs. So while TE Lawrence left for good to live in the UK, Glupp Pasha’s only son lived and died a Jordanian Arab.

  35. Anonymous, on March 1st, 2007 at 5:05 am Said:

    Listen you guys,Gloub was Fucking British agent.

  36. alurdunialhurr, on March 1st, 2007 at 5:07 am Said:

    Toujan is the best

  37. Anonymous, on March 1st, 2007 at 5:13 am Said:

    Toujan is my choice,she is fighting for human rights and women rights for long time.She is my Jordanian Nelson Mandela.

  38. Alarbi unionist, on March 1st, 2007 at 5:16 am Said:

    And TE helped the zionist state to steal Palestine.,What a fucking joke TE is.

  39. Crack Blogger, on March 1st, 2007 at 1:56 pm Said:

    We should not be surprised when a Brit serves england, but what’s appalling and utterly disgusting is when an Arab serves england and america.

  40. 7aki Fadi, on March 1st, 2007 at 3:37 pm Said:

    Anonymous@12:05 AM, March 01, 2007 and Alarbi unionist: if you don’t have any constructive things to say, please don’t say anything, please keep it clean AND I didn’t see you posting your choice.

  41. Arab Unionist, on March 1st, 2007 at 5:33 pm Said:

    Fadi 7aki,,My choice is not to chose TE,the British agent or Gluob Pasha,both helped to divide the Arab World and give Palestine on sliver plate to the Zionist criminal entity.

  42. Alurdunialhurr, on March 1st, 2007 at 5:35 pm Said:

    I absolutly agree with my brother,the Arab unionist,and my choice still is Toujan Al Faisal.

  43. Alaurdunialhurr, on March 1st, 2007 at 5:54 pm Said:

    Crack Blogger,,It’s appalling and disgusting when we see all puppets”our leaders” promote Westren and zionist agendas in our Homeland.They have sold their soul just to stay in power and dance for the white man.Long live Arab unity and Down with the Aeab puppets.Again my choice still is Toujan Al Faisal.Here is Toujan Al Faisal’s website.

  44. Anonymous, on March 5th, 2007 at 7:54 pm Said:

    King Hussein
    Wasfi Al Tal, for crushing the terrorist palestinian factions during Black September. Rest in Peace

  45. hnz, on March 6th, 2007 at 8:49 am Said:

    (1)i would have to say king talal
    though he didn’t rule jordan for a long time god knows why but if you look back through history books you’ll find that his achievements were the best to serve the jordanian community he did some really great things and i think if he stayed longer than he did we would have a lot of things different now
    (2)i also vote for king hussein he was a great respected man he was a KING with an open heart for everyone
    (3)emad hajaj proved that we can be creative jordanians without having a foreign model to copy from
    (4)laith shbelat is a well respective man he fights for his opinion and he keeps hanging on to it and thats worth respecting
    thats all i can think of now

  46. Farah, on March 8th, 2007 at 8:26 am Said:

    I see absolutely no mention of great intellectual and media mogul Mahmoud El-Sharif (rest his soul). El-Sharif was the founder of Jordan Radio and Television and there – at a time when the Arab world was at a slump and in shock of the Israeli invasions – he represented the voice of Jordan at a very difficult time indeed. He also founded the very first culture magazine, that first hosted Wasfi al Tal and other righters. El-Sharif should be honored for creating the platform for Jordanian media in its entirety. He was an intellectual giant. In a recent interview with HE Haidar Mahmoud, he called him “greater than Haikal”.

  47. Ali Saedaat, on March 8th, 2007 at 6:57 pm Said:

    Mash-hoor haditha
    Laith Shbeilat
    Toujan Faisal
    Tareq naser
    Emad Hajjaj

  48. Thabet Dweikat, on March 9th, 2007 at 12:22 pm Said:

    shaheed mashhour hadythah
    emad hajjaj
    ibrahim nasrallah
    laith shbeilat
    toojan faisal

  49. ali al-faouri, on March 9th, 2007 at 7:01 pm Said:

    1) i guess there seems to be a consensus on Mashhour so I will go for that as my no 1.

    2) King Hussain for his stance in the first iraq war. each leader has a defining moment that becomes his lasting legacy. King faisal, it was the courageous oil embargo. For Gamal abdel Nasser, it was the Suweis Canal liberation, for Arafat it was his last stand, and for king Hussain it was his fateful decision to stand with his people against the war on iraq. THAT WAS TRUE LEADERSHIP!!!! i don’t care what else he may have done, this alone is enough to transform him into a great leader.

    3) emaad hajaj has given jordan’s art a place on the regional map.

    4) toujan elfaisal is a jordanian woman who kicks butt..any butt. smart, strong, and….pretty. SHUT UP ALL OF YOU RADICAL FEMINISTS. LOOKS MATTER.

    5) Layth shbailaat is the most principled man on the political scene in jordan.

    6) Hatem hattar. the voice of jordanian left and world class intellectual.

    7) tarek naser. you have to love this guy’s talent.

    8) jamal abu-hamadan, the jordanian TV screenwriter, who have saved jordanian TV drama from infamy.

    9) i am torn when it comes to TE Lowrance and glubb basha. Could there have been a jordan without them? i think we might have been Syria’s southern province or Irasq’s western province, or Saudi Arabias’ northern province without these two visionaries. credit goes to where credit is due.

    10) mustafa wahbi ettal no doubt helped shape jordanian identity.

    NOTE: it’s tough to end the list here since my list of important Jordanians is long so i will go until 10. sorry Fadi.

  50. 7aki Fadi, on March 9th, 2007 at 7:06 pm Said:

    Ali: go for it, you don’t have to stop at 5 or 10 for that matter :) .

  51. sami, on March 9th, 2007 at 8:21 pm Said:

    1- mashoor hadythah
    2- hatem hattar
    3- irbaheem nasalla
    4- tojan fysal
    5- imad hajjaj

  52. Muhannad A. Omary, on March 9th, 2007 at 11:45 pm Said:

    hadytha, hattar, shbailaat, nasrallah, hajjaj

    that’s all folks…

  53. Luna, on March 10th, 2007 at 3:01 pm Said:

    Toojan faisal

    Laith Shbeilat

    Nahed Hattar (male) – i think some of got his name wrong and others kept repeating it.

    Emad hajjaj

    Tarek Nassir

  54. Rawan Muhandes, on March 10th, 2007 at 5:49 pm Said:

    1.Mash’hoor Hadeethah
    2.Feraas El-ajlooni
    3.Lyth Shbailaat
    4.Tojan El-faisal
    5.Naahed Hattar

  55. Anonymous, on March 10th, 2007 at 10:13 pm Said:

    1- The average Jordanian citizen who has been trampled upon by the government.

    2- jordanian teachers who ensure that, despite failed government policies, young Jordanians have a fighting chance in the regional workforce.

    3- jordanian mothers whoes husbands had to leave to find work in foreign lands. these great mothers put up with so much hardships trying to keep the family together.

    4- jordanina with no clan or tribal links. these jordanains, unless they migrate, will be stuck in a rotten caste system that denies them and their children the opportunity that children of the privilaged will takje for granted for no other readon but their last name.

    5- every Jordanian who lost a loved one to the Israelis colonialists. it takes so much strength of character not to want to seek revenge from the bastards next door.

  56. Anonymous, on March 11th, 2007 at 6:06 am Said:

    king Hussein
    King Abdullah II
    Wasfi Al-Tal

  57. Anonymous, on March 11th, 2007 at 6:15 am Said:

    King Hussein (The founder)
    Khalil Talhouni (Believed and invested in his country)
    Abd-AlHameed Shouman (Founder of the Arab Bank)
    King Abdullah II
    Queen Rania

  58. Anonymous, on March 11th, 2007 at 7:43 am Said:

    Toojan
    Laith
    Mashhoor
    Imad
    Tarek

  59. Nadeem, on March 11th, 2007 at 9:05 am Said:

    Mashhoor Haditha
    Nahed hattar
    layth shbailat
    ibrahim nasrallah
    Emad hajaj

  60. Raed masannat, on March 11th, 2007 at 3:51 pm Said:

    haditha, hajjaj, ajlouni, shouman, naser

  61. othman rawabdeh, on March 11th, 2007 at 8:20 pm Said:

    Mashhour Hadeetha
    Mashhour Hadeetha
    Mashhour Hadeetha
    Mashhour Hadeetha
    Mashhour Hadeetha
    Mashhour Hadeetha
    Mashhour Hadeetha
    Mashhour Hadeetha
    Mashhour Hadeetha
    Mashhour Hadeetha
    Mashhour Hadeetha
    Mashhour Hadeetha

  62. lubna sarraf, on March 12th, 2007 at 12:52 pm Said:

    1.Laith Shbelaal
    2.Toujan AlFaisal
    3.Nahed Hattar
    4.Imaad Hajjaj
    5.Abdelhameed Shouman

  63. jameel, on March 13th, 2007 at 7:12 am Said:

    1-Mashhour hadeetha
    2-jordan’s public school teachers
    3-nahedh hattar
    4-imad hajjaj
    5-toujan faisal

  64. Rana W, on March 13th, 2007 at 8:12 pm Said:

    here is my top 5. but i can’t belive someone selected faisal al-fayez. must be faisal himself who posted it.

    Msh’hoor Hadetha
    Feras 3ajlooni
    Toujan Faisal
    3abdelhameed Shouman
    3emad Hajjajj

  65. Mohanned Al-arabiat, on March 21st, 2007 at 5:00 pm Said:

    1- king hussein(God bless his soul)
    2- Wasfi el tal(God bless his soul)
    3- Queen noor
    4- Hajjaj
    5- Toujan

    Above all(My father and mother)

  66. Habchawi, on March 22nd, 2007 at 1:36 am Said:

    Wasfi el tal
    Feras 3ajlooni
    Mustafa Wahbi Al Tal
    Hazza Al-Majali
    Suleiman Mousa

  67. Fadi Malian, on March 22nd, 2007 at 2:26 am Said:

    King Abdullah I. – For his vision in establishing a country and promoting education and stability from first day.

    Mustafa Wahbi Al Tal (3arar) – For his influence in defending freedom of speech and promoting equality among all (like the nawaar tribes).

    King Hussein – For setting and example in wisdom and tolerance, and for his bravery in pursuing difficult issues like peace process. Simply for being a true leader.

    Queen Rania – For her tireless effort in defending women rights and freedom under such harsh conditions and unspoken criticism from people and their representatives.

    I t is weird that I can not really add a fifth one who has no relation to the above, seems either the system does not allow for many distinguished people to surface, or we lack the capability to produce enough icons.

    I would say King Abdullah II for promoting a prettier face of Jordan than it has, and for trying genuinely to achieve that and for allowing a room for some progressives to play inside a system dominated by conservatives. And I may add Wasfi Al Tal for his capabilities, courage, and love for the country and the people.

    I know this was a long comment not just a vote :)

  68. Yanis, on March 28th, 2007 at 7:23 pm Said:

    Mshhoor Hadetha
    Feras ajlooni
    Toujan Faisal
    abdelhameed Shouman
    emad Hajjajj

  69. Anonymous, on March 28th, 2007 at 7:24 pm Said:

    Feras
    Mashhoor
    Habes
    Imad H
    Tarek N

  70. Mefleh, on March 28th, 2007 at 11:43 pm Said:

    Mashhoor Haditha
    Nahed hattar
    Feras Ajlouni
    ibrahim nasrallah
    Emad hajaj

  71. Y Masannat, on March 29th, 2007 at 1:47 pm Said:

    mashhour hadythah (Hero of Karama Battle)

    emad hajjaj (hier to Naji Ali)

    laith shbeilat (speaking truth to power)

    toojan faisal (speaking truth to power)

    nahid hattir (sheer intellect)

  72. EmGrace, on May 2nd, 2007 at 2:56 pm Said:

    As an American student of international relations for whom Prince Hassan and Queen Noor (well!!) come to mind first – can anyone pose some reasons why Prince Hassan is only on this list once or twice?

  73. sam sharif, on September 16th, 2007 at 4:15 am Said:

    very nice
    how come no one voted his father as being the number one jordanian? there fore I vote for by beloved father as the numeber one.two,three,four and number 5.ofcourse the same goes for my mother . the both must be voted as the most important jordanians. god rest their souls.

    but when it realy comes to choosing 5 jordanians it is a very hard task because every jordanian is nuber one!!!!!

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  75. ibrahim, on December 26th, 2007 at 8:50 am Said:

    there is no men in jordan ,if u believe that lurans al khra is a jordanian

  76. Jordan 1st, on January 6th, 2008 at 8:51 am Said:

    -King Hussein
    -King Abdullah the second
    -Prince Hassan
    -Feras Ajlouni
    -Habes Majaly

  77. Ma'moun, on January 26th, 2008 at 4:20 pm Said:

    Prince Hasasan (Best Poltical)
    Abd Alhameed Shoman (Best Ecnomic)
    Emad Hajaj (Best artist)
    Tareq Al naser (Best Musician)
    And I realy want to choose in the science field but I dont know, can anyone helped?
    Because i noticed all name above in politic and poetry or art…………but where is science and technolgy
    Salam for all and thaks 7aki

  78. sal6i, on February 25th, 2008 at 1:26 am Said:

    what about omar al abdillat people??

  79. Prince, on September 9th, 2008 at 10:35 pm Said:

    Abdel Wahhab Al-Majali
    Hazaa Al-Majali
    Wasfi Al tal
    Prince hassan
    King Hussein

  80. Jordan, on September 9th, 2008 at 10:38 pm Said:

    Habes Al-Majali
    Abdel Wahhab Al- Majali
    Hazaa Al-Majali
    Wasfi Al Tal

  81. Jordan, on November 22nd, 2008 at 8:16 pm Said:

    King Hussen
    Habes Al-Majali
    Abdel Wahhab Al- Majali
    Hazaa Al-Majali
    Wasfi Al Tal
    prince hamzaa

  82. Jordan, on November 22nd, 2008 at 8:19 pm Said:

    King Hussen
    Habes Al-Majali
    Abdel Wahhab Al- Majali
    Hazaa Al-Majali
    Wasfi Al Tal
    prince hamzaa
    Zaid Ben Shaker

  83. nasser, on December 21st, 2008 at 9:55 am Said:

    King Hussain

    King Abullah II

    Prince Hasan

    Naser Aldeen Al-Asad (He founded the university of Joran, the ministry of higher education, and Al al bait institution) a distiguished scholar and a remarkable man, wrote many books and added a lot in the islamic and arabic culture and language

  84. SAM NJAR, on July 12th, 2009 at 12:11 pm Said:

    Tareq alnasser
    Emad Hajaj
    Moens Alrazaz
    Fadi Gandour
    Tawfeeq Al Nimri

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