Ramadan began on April 1. This particular month in the Muslim religion, Rania of Jordan and her husband Abdallah II decided to celebrate it after being deprived of it for two years because of the coronavirus. For the iftars, names of the evening meals given after sunset during the month of fasting, the couple invited groups of women to highlight their commitment, their dedication and to congratulate them for their role played within the education, social welfare, culture, volunteering and humanitarian aid in the local community. For these festivities, organized in the Al Husseiniya palace in Amman where they welcomed Prince Charles and Camilla a few months ago, Queen Rania put on her 31.