Talk:Rana Hussein
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Wikipedians still not seem to understand the Arabic names. Hussein is not a surname. Traditionally, Arabs don't have surnames, a name consists of the personal name + the father's personal name + the grandfather's name etc. So Saddam's daughter's name is not Rana Hussein but Rana Saddam, or Rana Saddam Hussein. Alensha 17:20, 23 Oct 2004 (UTC)
- What? I never heard that before. I, for one, and so do all of those that I know, do have a surname. In fact, Arabs historically put a great deal of consideration to their surname, which define their tribes! Please read more about this. -- Eagleamn 18:00, 28 November 2005 (UTC)
- What Alensha said is correct. You can see the information about it on Wikipedia if you look at the articles titled "Pakistani name" and "Arabic name"
- The last paragraph of the second one is probably where you would see the information best although the first one has a little chart if you're a visual person. The article's title should probably be changed to "Rana Saddam" with a redirect from "Rana Hussein" and a reference of some sort within the article. I am new to editing, so I would prefer if someone else did this if there are no objections. Kiega 05:10, 12 December 2006 (UTC)
She's pretty hot.
Agreed, i'd tap it
I wonder how she feels about whats goin' down w/ her dad. (It's kinda strange refering to him like that) The Texas Drama King
I agree - she's [hot]... --PeterMarkSmith 08:05, 7 November 2006 (UTC)