Aliya bint Ali

Aliya bint Ali, born on January nineteenth, nineteen eleven, was a prominent Arabian princess who played a significant role in the history of Iraq. As the daughter of a noble lineage, she was known for her grace and poise, which would later define her reign as queen consort.

Her marriage to her first cousin, King Ghazi of Iraq, marked the beginning of her influential position in the royal family. As queen consort, she not only supported her husband but also became a beloved figure among the people of Iraq.

Aliya's legacy continued through her son, King Faisal II, whom she raised as the queen mother. Her dedication to her family and her country left an indelible mark on the history of Iraq, making her the second and last queen of the nation.

Tragically, her life was cut short when she passed away on December twenty-first, nineteen fifty. Despite her untimely death, Aliya bint Ali remains a significant figure in the annals of Iraqi history.