The Jordanian royal family, a beacon of modern monarchy, is led by King Abdullah II and Queen Rania. King Abdullah II ascended the throne in 1999, following the passing of his father, King Hussein. Queen Rania, celebrated for her elegance and humanitarian efforts, is a global advocate for education, health, and women's rights. Their four children, Crown Prince Hussein, Princess Iman, Princess Salma, and Prince Hashem, are actively involved in various charitable and social initiatives.