Princess Fawzia Of Egypt. Why Did She Divorce The Shah Of Iran?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 พ.ย. 2023
- The last Shah of Iran, Mohammad Reza Pahlavi, was married three times. His first marriage to Fawzia Fuad of Egypt was unsuccessful. The queen fled the Iranian palace a few years after the wedding. Why was her life so miserable in Iran? And how did the life of Princess Fawzia of Egypt turn out?
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Wow, she was gorgeous. She could have been a Hollywood star for sure.
Awesome story. Im so happy her brother loved her so much and brought her home to egypt.
Marriage with mutual love is the goal.
Mutual respect
only in fairy tales in disneyworld my dear... in the real world adults work to make the marriage work... its up to the wife to stay in the marriage if she is virtous enough to know what being married means...
She knew real values in life
Such a beauty this princess was
Thank you very much!!! I love history and know about everything that happened before! ❤
Interesting story and beautiful 🙂. Surprised I never heard of her.
Love marriage is the only way. Love your videos
Nothing for sure. More divorces are in love marriages.Accept what is before you.
If you married in a family where you mother in law and you sister in law hate you!!You are a Salves !!!! I am happy her brother bring her home.. She is very beautiful ❤❤❤❤❤
What a beauty!
🙏 So sad to witness the once free , advanced & beautiful Royal Kingdom of Iran had turned into a country run by extremist warlords who only good at creating conflicts & wars! 🙏🕯🌍🕊
Really very sad that they live of hatred!!!
Koga je to iran napao iran se samo brani od zapadnog impreilazima kriminalaca i razbojnika i pljackasa.naka bog cuva iran od sotonistickog zapada nemoralnog zapada i razvrata.zapad je najvece zlo milijone ljudi su pobili i opljackali po svijetu
Love comes from respecting each other.
Roaming and parading with mistresses to the crowd is saying my wife is worth nothing as Queen of Iran.
This is fine for desperate men for the women it means their love to their partner isn't sacred.
Australia 💕 Christina
If i were her i would too.
it shows that the Pahlavi soldier was extra ordinry as he rose from the ranks to bcome a general and then coup the government.
She is so, so beautiful!
Someone once said she is the most beautiful woman in the world!😊
He is not the last king of Iran, his son is the king in exile of Iranians
Yeah, a "king" in exile, a "king" in his wet dreams and fantasy. Iran will never want the Pahlavi dynasty or even a monarch back to rule them as an American puppet who would govern Iran under directive from Washington DC. The ayatollahs may be bad but being an American colony through this "king in exile" isn't a bed of roses either..
As far as I know his son died!!!
@@Jossianne19130one, the younger, the other one is still alive
@@inna7803 Glad to know! Thanks!❤
king only as a lost title...
She reminds of old vintage Hollywood screen sirens and subtly comes across between actresses Heidi Lamar and Vivian Leigh.
His greatest love was Princess Soraya ! But he choose the trône over her ! ( she couldn’t have children)
The first wife looks just like Vivian Lee
Now I know where she gets her beauty😊she was half Albanian 🇦🇱🇦🇱😊😊
She wasn't Albanian. She doesn't have any albanian blood in her. In fact only her 8th great grandpa is the only albanian in her lineage, She never considered herself anything other than Egyptian, Even when she left Egypt, she came back saying that she was not able to leave her country Egypt.
She’s the lucky one compared with Soroya and Queen.
So sad she had to leave her daughter.
So happy she returned home
Wow she really was beautiful ! Striking !
Islamic Coupe would not have succeeded if The Shah had used the profits from the Oil to feed, housed and educated his people.
Basically, it is the opposite, the Shah spent all the oil capital on Iran and the people. And Iran made terrible progress from 1970 to 1979, but this was not pleasing to the West, then the people were deceived by the leftists and Islamists and caused the overthrow of the Shah. And now the people of Iran are shouting his son's name as a sign of protest. They want the return of the Pahlavi kingdom.
ما نسله الان ایرانی میدونیم که اعلاحضرت شاه محمد ضا شاه بهترین زیباترین ومردم دوست ترین پادشاه در تمام دوران بودن ولی مردم بخاطر نفوذ اخلاقی واسلانی دیگران گول خوردن ومتاسفانه ما نسله جدید رو نابود کردن محمد رضا شاه عشقه ایرانیان بوده وملکه فرح که برایه ایران وایرانی بسیار زحمت کشیدن❤❤❤❤❤❤
First he was not a royalty his father was a thief but knew a lot about the are he was a British agent he was title of King as a return favor. The real royal families from Iran were expel
I would choose 1st option you gave at last. Money is important.
Greetings to their daughter princess Shahzi!😊
Fozia and soraya were very stunning
Egypt 🇪🇬 ❤❤
Marry for love not money. Shannon
محمد رضا شاه بهترین وتکرار نشدنی ترین پادشاه وملکه فرح❤❤❤❤❤
She is cleopatra reborn.
What happened to her daughter whom she had with the Shah !
Viva #kingdomwithpahlavi God bless our exiled king Rezashah2pahlavi3
What happened to her first daughter??
where is her daughter from sha
The pantheon of female beauty in the 20th century highlighted some beautiful women whose beauty no subsequent century will ever diminish.
The pantheon of 20th-century female beauty, the Egyptian princess with origins from Korça - Bota Sot
They have become symbols of female beauty, and their names stand higher than the beauties declared in beauty salons and national and international contests. There has not been a man who has seen them and not dreamed of such women as Ava Gardner, Grace Kelly, Elizabeth Taylor, Greta Garbo, etc. But of all the beautiful women in the world in the 20th century, it was said that one was the most beautiful, who was not a Hollywood actress, a model girl, or a publicly known woman from around the world. She was a princess and at the same time a fanatical queen who would have been ashamed to be declared the most beautiful woman in the world. Her name is Fawzia (Fevzia) Fuad Ali or also known as Fevzia Fuad Shirin.
Princess Fawzia was the eldest daughter of King Fuad of Egypt, the first modern Egyptian king, she is also known as the older sister of the unfortunate King Farouk, whom Albanians have heard the most about since he gave refuge to King Zog of Albania after his escape from Albania in April '39. Before we talk about Fevzia, let's say a few words about her royal family and their undeniable Albanian origin, as written by Telegrafi.
It is well known that the Egyptian Royal Family was an Albanian family left there since the time of the founder of modern Egypt by the great Albanian general, Mehmet Ali with origins from Zëmblak of Korça (not from Pojani as it is said), sent to Egypt by the Turkish Sultan to suppress the Mamluk rebellion (Mamluk in Arabic means, foreigner or even white) after the withdrawal of Napoleon Bonaparte's army. Mehmet Ali went to Egypt in 1805 at the head of a Turkish army led by a core of 6000 Albanian soldiers, selected by Mehmet Ali himself. He subdued the Mamluks through war and cunning and established his dynasty in Egypt.
The Dynasty
The reign of Mehmet Ali the Albanian in Egypt is detailed according to numerous documents left by various world personalities of that time. But the greatest merit for the legacy of the Albanian name belongs to Mehmet Ali himself, who could not speak any language other than Albanian and often proudly stated that he was an Albanian, the son of an Albanian, and that he tried to become a good Egyptian (Arab). He began to learn Turkish and Arabic at the age of 45, and at this age, he also began to learn to write for the first time in his life, as Albanian was not a written language. It should be mentioned here that Mehmet Ali did not orient Egypt towards the East and the High Porte, on which it depended, but towards the West, especially towards France and England where he also educated his children. Fevzia was his great-granddaughter, the daughter of Fuat, who was the son of Ismail, the son of Ibrahim Pasha. Her grandfather, Ismail, in 1867 established the high title of Khedive in the Egyptian kingdom, a title that remained until 1914 when his son and Fevzia's father proclaimed himself king and severed all ties with the now-destroyed Turkish Empire. After 1917 he would be called sultan and after 1923, he would again be proclaimed king.
Building Modern Egypt
Egypt, with its beautiful buildings and modern infrastructure, is largely the work of Ismail, as well as laying the foundation for the construction of the Suez Canal, which would be completed by his son Fuat together with his brother Said, after whom Port Said is named. One of his most beautiful works is the transformation of the barren island at the mouth of the Nile River into an Earthly Paradise. Today, it is the largest cultural and artistic center in Egypt and bears an Albanian name. It would be King Ismail who would transform Egypt into one of the most cosmopolitan countries and pave the way for modernization. Educated in Paris and Vienna, an excellent speaker of several European languages, although he wore the traditional Turkish fez on his head, he admired Europe. And he endeavored that, during his reign, Egypt would rival the most powerful royal courts of Europe. During his regime, the colony of Albanians in Egypt, or as it was known, "The Albanians of Egypt," saw a significant increase. Albanians were mainly settled in Cairo and Alexandria and held key positions in the Egyptian administration and army. This dynasty ruled in Egypt for 147 years, until 1952 when King Farouk was expelled from Egypt through a military coup, led by generals Muhammad Naguib and Jamal Abd An-Nasser, who forcibly installed their governments in Egypt from June 18, 1953. Here ended forever the Albanian Dynasty of Egypt. The descendants of this Dynasty today live in Switzerland.
Fuad I, Father of Fevzia
From the second marriage of Sultan Fuad, (in 1917 he proclaimed himself Sultan of Egypt), with Mrs. Nazli Sabri (1894-1978) on May 26, 1919, in Bostan Sarai, would be born the most beautiful girl in Egypt and the world, Fevzia, (according to the sayings of all those who had seen her). Fevzia's mother was the daughter of Abdu’r-Rahim Pasha Sabri, former Minister of Agriculture and mayor of Cairo with also Albanian origin. His wife was Tefika Kahnum, granddaughter of the former Foreign Minister of Egypt, who came from a family with Franco-Albanian blood. (Granddaughter of Suleiman Pasha, a high-ranking French officer of Napoleon Bonaparte who had converted to Islam) Fuad would have five children; Princess Fajza, Princess Fevzia, Faika, Fathia, and a son, the future King Farouk. Fuad died in Kaba Sarai in Cairo and was buried in the Khedival Mausoleum in the ar-Rifai mosque in Cairo. Khedive Ismail (Fevzia's grandfather) and Fuad's father was not a man limited by politics. He had a fiery passion for constructions and adjustments in the most modern way of the time in Egypt governed by Albanians. The modern infrastructure of Egypt is his work, as well as the industrial base for the construction of the Suez Canal is also his work. Three of his sons and one grandson joined the reign of the Albanian Dynasty in Egypt inherited from Mehmet Ali. Fevzia's father, Fuad, was the twelfth and youngest son of Ismail. He would be one of the most anti-Ottoman kings who opposed the Ottoman Empire with his Western culture. It was this time when Egypt came under the influence of Great Britain. To protect itself from Russian-Turkish-French attacks, Egypt was placed under British protectorate, and the sultanate was proclaimed. Unfortunately, Egypt was not truly an independent state. During this period, under the support of England, Fuad was transformed from a prince into the Sultan of Egypt and then into a king, thus becoming the first king of the Alban
she was ❤❤❤❤❤ wise by taking love
Pahlavi had many wives and children, This Universe offers more than fashion and quaking diamonds.
Shah is measured in Joules not jewels, this is why Iran where black and white for Islam ⚗️. Make your own blue 💙
Shah was a big womaniser..
So the Shah was not royal? She was a real beauty. What do her children do now I wonder?
Now I know that too. No wonder he spent hundreds of millions of dollars in 1972 for a lavish party in the desert inviting all leaders of all countries on this planet to attend just so he could feel very royal. And that lavish extravagant party at a time when most Iranians were poor was the beginning of his downfall
One of his son, I.e. heir committed suicide few years ago, the other is just unemployed, recently visited Israel, prayed at the wailing wall but did not go to visit the landmark Muslim holy places.
@@malikahmad8170 And yet he has the nerve to hope to come back to Iran and be its emperor again. He has no respect for Muslims, he only respect Jews and Zionists
Yea one more tragedy. If I was the Sha {God forbid}. I'd have fallen in love with her.
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Wrong information .. princess Fawzeya was never meant to marry Faisal of Iraq who was born in 1935 whereas the princess was born in 1921. Check your facts before speaking. And try to be less boring
Fawzia,Was Albanian origin.
We are beautiful people 😊😊
She wasn't Albanian. She doesn't have any albanian blood in her. In fact only her 8th great grandpa is the only albanian in her lineage, She never considered herself anything other than Egyptian, Even when she left Egypt, she came back saying that she was not able to leave her country.
Egyptian,are not white race.They are mulat,like arab people.
.Her orgine,was only albanian people.Her grandfother was from Korce city ,in Albiania.They live in Egypt,and for 150 year ,was in the top,of Egypt.was king of Egypt.Egyptian people.are not the white people,,not white race…she was born in the Egypt and live in Egypt,and Europ.by,by.
@@azidragoti1225Please what? Princess Fawzia origins are not albanian at all, she didn't care about Albania, she only considered herself Egyptian.
Fawzia,was born in Egypt,its OK.But her family orgine,is from Albania.Her grand,grand fother was born in Albania,not Fawzia.And what???.And my son, born in Amerika,and live in Amerika He is Americian,but,his family origine, is ,albanian.OK??By,by.
So called
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