Miscellaneous
Queen Rania Visits Karak to Console Victims' Families
Queen Rania, accompanied by Princesses Rajwa and Salma, visited Karak to offer condolences to families affected by the attack on St. George Church.

Queen Rania Al Abdullah traveled to Karak Governorate alongside Princess Rajwa Al Hussein and Princess Salma bint Abdullah II to express solidarity with the families of victims from an attack targeting St. George Orthodox Church in Hamoud village. The visit extended beyond formal duties, emphasizing a humanitarian response to the tragedy that resulted in casualties and injuries.
Emotional Support for Grieving Relatives
Footage from the visit showed Queen Rania visibly moved as she comforted bereaved family members, sharing moments of grief over the loss of their loved ones. Her presence served as a gesture of standing with the victims’ relatives during a period when words often fail to alleviate the weight of such loss.
The trip was not limited to offering condolences but also provided an opportunity to listen to the residents and share in their pain. The atmosphere blended sentiments of consolation with mourning for the souls lost in the incident.
Princesses Join Charity Visit
Princess Rajwa Al Hussein and Princess Salma bint Abdullah II accompanied Queen Rania during her visit to the Hamoud Charitable Society in Karak. Both princesses participated in delivering condolences to the victims’ families, reflecting unity with households facing one of their most difficult moments.
The attendance of the two princesses alongside the Queen conveyed a message of sympathy and support to the affected families. It included prayers for mercy upon the victims, patience for their kin, and a swift recovery for those injured.
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