On Tuesday evening, Jordan’s King Abdullah II presented the Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman Al Saud with the Hussein bin Ali necklace, the embodiment of the distinct historical relationships that bind the two countries.
The necklace is the highest civil decoration in the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan and is awarded to kings, princes and heads of state.
The Hussein bin Ali necklace is one of the highest honors in Jordan is awarded to kings, princes and heads of state who have a strong and distinct relationship with His Majesty the King. It is also awarded to those who perform great services as heads of government.
In 2017, King Abdullah II awarded the Guardian of the two holy mosques, King Salman bin Abdulaziz, the “Sharif Al Hussein bin Ali” necklace, which is the highest decoration of the Kingdom of Jordan granted to kings and heads of state.
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The necklace of the Order of “Al-Hussein Bin Ali” or “Al-Hussein Bin Ali” in relation to the Sharif of Mecca, King Hussein Bin Ali, is the highest degree of equestrian titles in the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan, established by King Abdullah I Bin Al-Hussein on June 22, 1949, with the aim of granting it to deserving workers in rewarding charitable fields and foreign heads of state.
As for the scarf, it was donated by King Hussein bin Talal on 23 September 1967. Currently, this medal is presented by King Abdullah II bin Al Hussein to illustrious personalities in the field of moral aid or volunteering at the service of the masses. The medal shows up in degrees, where it is presented with a scarf and a collar or just with a scarf.
What is it made of?
The necklace presented by the King of Jordan to the Saudi Crown Prince is composed of a double gold and enamel chain with five-pointed stars and decorated red flowers in gold with camel in Arabic.
The coat of arms is oval, made in gold and diamonds, with a red disc in the center engraved with a phrase in Arab, and the coat of arms is attached to the scarf from the golden royal crown.
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