Jordan's Princess Iman Welcomes Baby Amina, Expanding Royal Family

Queen Rania announced the birth of her granddaughter, Princess Iman's first child, born on February 16 at a hospital in Aqaba, Jordan.

Princess Iman, 28, and her husband Jameel Thermiotis welcomed their first child, a baby girl named Amina, on February 16, 2025.
Queen Rania shared heartfelt messages and a video on Instagram, celebrating the arrival of her second grandchild and describing Amina as the family's 'newest blessing.'
Baby Amina's name, derived from Arabic, means 'safe one,' 'honest,' and 'faithful,' reflecting cultural significance.
The Hashemite Court confirmed that Amina will not hold a royal title or be in the line of succession, as the Jordanian throne follows a hereditary male lineage.
This marks the second grandchild for King Abdullah and Queen Rania, following the birth of Crown Prince Hussein and Princess Rajwa's daughter, also named Iman, in August 2024.