How easy and painful is the life of Saudi princesses? – Life & Style

As soon as you hear the name of princes and princesses, the thought comes to your mind that maybe there are no such words as sufferings and difficulties in their lives. However, the life of Arab princesses is somewhat unique and different.

In a male-dominated society, where Arab princesses are being given freedom in many ways, there are some who have been suffering from severe difficulties.

In an article by the international journal Foreign Policy regarding the Arab Princess Sheikha Latifah, it was revealed that in February 2018, the Dubai princess Abai was fleeing the country and boarding the boat of a well-known figure in France.

However, when her father Sheikh Muhammad Bin Rashid Al Maktoum came to know regarding this, he immediately brought the daughter back home forcibly through his team.

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On the other hand, in a further disclosure by the journal, a video was also released by the Dubai princess in which Sheikha Latifah requested to save her life and also said that or So I will die or get into a very bad situation.

Princess Mashaal bint Fahd Al Saud belonged to the royal family of Saudi Arabia, but the princess fell in love with a 20-year-old young man named Khalid Al-Muhallal.

Because in Saudi society it is a criminal offense for a young man and woman to meet without marriage, that was the reason why the Saudi princess and young Khalid were convicted of adultery.

On the other hand, the attempt of the princess to escape with young Khalid through Jeddah Airport by changing the badge was not successful.

Although the princess’s family forbade Mashaal from committing Iqbal crime and tried to convince her that she would not meet the young man once more, the princess refused and committed Iqbal crime. The princess was sentenced to death.

On the other hand, Saudi princess Adila bint Abdullah Al-Saud is famous in Saudi Arabia regarding health, she has been elected as the president of the National Charitable Foundation for Health Care.

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While she is also a founding member of Sanad Charitable Society, a children’s organization for cancer, the Saudi princess is getting a lot of attention for her social work.