From The Observer
Dated 11 March 2011
It is easy to celebrate women who are rich and powerful, but what about those who challenge the status quo?Arabian Business recently published a list of the 100 most powerful Arab women , which was topped by Sheikha Lubna...
From United Press International
Dated 15 February 2011
AMMAN, Jordan, Feb. 15 (UPI) -- Jordanian tribal leaders have accused Queen Rania of corruption, stealing land from the people and money from the Treasury to "promote her public image."
From The Guardian
Dated 15 February 2011
It started with Leila Trabelsi, the wife of President Ben Ali – the Arab world's answer to Imelda Marcos, the Lady Macbeth of Tunisia, who allegedly made off with copious amounts of gold after the uprising that ousted her husband.Attention...
From The New York Times
Dated 12 February 2011
The articles referred to a petition from 36 tribesmen complaining about, among other things, Queen Rania and alluding to accusations that she had enriched her family.
From BBC
Dated 8 February 2011
Leaders of Jordan's tribes criticise Queen Rania and urge King Abdullah to end what they say is her interference in politics.
From The Jerusalem Post
Dated 8 February 2011
Tribal leaders launch attack on Queen Rania, who is of Palestinian descent, accusing her of corruption and interference; reflects increased tensions between Jordanians and Palestinians living in country.
From The Jerusalem Post
Dated 7 December 2010
"East Bank" team's fans chant taunt Hashemite Kingdom's Queen Rania's Palestinian origins: "divorce her you father of Hussein, and we'll marry you two of ours."