Talk:Princess Muna al-Hussein

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Antoinetteって日本語のカタカナ表記ではどう表記するの？ この名前の人物はマリー・アントワネットぐらいしかおらず、しかもフランス語の音訳だし。 英語の名前では日本語にはまったく馴染みが無い名前なのです。

[edit] Princess Muna? Isn't she queen

I am Ibn_Hakim@operamail.com my wisdom knowledge and understanding without Wizi-dominance says a nurse is a good gardener hence apropriate kween.196.216.135.25 15:26, 31 March 2007 (UTC)

She's the wife of king hussein, she should be a queen not Princess! Eshcorp 15:30, 19 May 2006 (UTC)

She didn't convert to Islam so she's just a Princess Consort. 24.14.120.92 23:43, 3 July 2006 (UTC)

She was not titled Queen because she was British and the people were very vocal about it. If she hadn't been willing to convert I doubt King Hussein would have married her. It is incorrect to assume that she didn't convert because she wasn't styled as Queen. In Jordan it is the King's perview to style his wife as he chooses.

Long dead, but similarily Prince Phillip is not a King or Royal Consort or any such thing, all of his current titles where created for him by his In-Laws. While I'm here I'm getting rid of the ^{[citation needed]}, it clearly states in the constitution that is referenced in article 28e that "No person shall ascend the Throne unless he is a Moslem, mentally sound and born by a legitimate wife and of Moslem parents". That has happened, giving no reason to believe she isn't a Moslem.

[edit] Second Wife

King Hussein's first wife was Dina bint Abdul-Hamid, while Princess Muna was actually his second. Silver crescent 00:01, 25 June 2006 (UTC)

[edit] Convert

Antoinette did convert to Islam, if she didn't she would have never been in the Jordanian Royal Family

--Abdullah Geelah 21:13, 16 July 2006 (UTC)

She converted because the Jordanian constitution requires all persons hold succession rights be the products of a legitimate marriage between two muslim parents. Abdullah wouldn't be King if she had remained Christian.

Well, she could have converted by her lips but maybe not by her heart. If I refer to Sweden the royal family has to be protestant christians, but it has often occured that a catholic woman have married a male member of the royal Swedish court and still practised her catholic religion but a little bit more discrete. --194.18.224.194 17:21, 22 August 2006 (UTC)

Queen Brandissima

If you know that then you have proof of these Catholic Queens? Or its just original research and coindidental evidence. But theres no proof that Abdullah's parents weren't both Muslim, Muslim countries tend to tend to be a bit more hardline I think, I think we would of heard somewhere unless he has one hell of a secret police. I think all that makes the consitution an acceptable reference. If she one days leaves the closet and admits shes actually whatever other religion she was before (which we don't even appear to have so she could of always been a Muslim), then I'll owe you a coke. Course again I'm talking to myself in a long empty room so no arguements I guess. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 24.137.207.191 (talk) 04:48, 24 March 2008 (UTC)