Sayyida Ahad bin Abdullah is the consort of Sultan Haitham bin Tariq
Royal consorts of Oman are women that have been married to the Sultan of Oman . Sultan Qaboos bin Said was unmarried for most of his reign so Oman was without a first lady for over 50 years until the accession of Sultan Haitham bin Tariq in 2020. His wife, Sayyida Ahad bint Abdullah , is the first royal consort to have an official public role.[1]
Sayyida Ahad bint Abdullah has been given the title Arabic : السيّدة الجليلة Al Sayyida Al Jalila which can be translated as The Honourable Lady, The Venerable Lady, or The Great Lady. The title was sometimes applied to Sultan Qaboos' mother, Sayyida Mazoon bint Ahmad , though she had no official role.[2] English language publications often refer to her as the First Lady of Oman while Oman's government entities use The Honourable Lady when communicating in English.[3] [4]
Consort of the Sultan of Muscat and Oman
Picture
Name
Father
Birth
Marriage
Became Consort
Ceased to be Consort
Death
Spouse
Aliyah bint Thuwaini Al Bu Said
Thuwaini bin Said Al Bu Said
4 October 1913husband's death
1946[5]
Faisal bin Turki
Fatima bint Ali Al Bu Said
Ali bin Salim Al Bu Said
4 May 1891[5]
1902
5 October 1913husband's accession
10 February 1932husband's abdication
April 1967
Taimur bin Faisal
a Yemeni woman
c. 1919[5]
10 February 1932husband's abdication
Kamile İlgiray
1920
1920marriage
1921divorce [6]
a Dhofari woman
c. 1924[5]
10 February 1932husband's abdication
Kiyoko Oyama
Kanji Oyama
1916
5 May 1936[7]
-
-
November 1939
Nafisa Bundukji[8]
Sadik Hasan Bundukji
1939 (divorced 1940)[5]
-
-
1965
Fatima bint Ali Al Mashani
Ali Fankhar bin Huwayrar Al Mashani
1933
1933marriage
?divorce [5]
Said bin Taimur
Mazoon bint Ahmad Al Mashani
Ahmad bin Ali Al Mashani
1925
1936
1936marriage
23 July 1970husband's deposition
12 August 1992[9]
Consort of the Sultan of Oman
References
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