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==Early Life==
==Early Life==
Soraya bint Qaid ar-Ruweyni was born at Imana to [[Qaid ibn Fahd ar-Ruweyni]], a nobleman who briefly served as Prime Minister of [[Fahran]] from May 1991 until his voluntary resignation in August 1991, and the noblewoman and perfume magnate Parvin Golzari. Her father was of {{wp|Arab|Gharib}} ancestry, claiming descent from the [[Ylameyr]] through the [[Ya'nadh]] tribe, while her mother had mixed Gharib, {{wp|Kurd|Kardish}}, and [[Ajax|Ochrani]] heritage. She was delivered via {{wp|Natural childbirth|natural birth}} at 10:02 PM on 17 Novemember, 1994. Her father composed her [[sharaba]] after catching a glimpse of the {{wp|Pleiades}}, declaring her to possess "a beauty and luster surpassing that of the bright-burning Pleiades." She was noted as an especially vigorous baby, prone to crying and with a strong grip. Soraya has an elder brother, [[Ismail ibn Qaid ar-Ruweyni]], who currently claims the title Emir of Imana.
Soraya bint Qaid ar-Ruweyni was born at Imana to [[Qaid ibn Fahd ar-Ruweyni]], a nobleman who briefly served as Prime Minister of [[Fahran]] from May 1991 until his voluntary resignation in August 1991, and the noblewoman and perfume magnate Parvin Golzari. Her father was of {{wp|Arab|Gharib}} ancestry, claiming descent from the [[Ylameyr]] through the [[Ya'nadh]] tribe, while her mother had mixed Gharib, {{wp|Kurd|Kardish}}, and [[Ajax|Ochrani]] heritage. She was delivered via {{wp|Natural childbirth|natural birth}} at 10:02 PM on 17 Novemember, 1994. Her father composed her [[sharaba]] after catching a glimpse of the {{wp|Pleiades}}, declaring her to possess "a beauty and luster surpassing that of the bright-burning Pleiades." She was noted as an especially vigorous baby, prone to crying loudly and with a strong grip. Soraya has an elder brother, [[Ismail ibn Qaid ar-Ruweyni]], who currently claims the title Emir of Imana.


==Career==
==Career==

Revision as of 17:44, 23 August 2020

Soraya bint Fahd ar-Ruweyni
Emira of Imana
Soraya ruweyn.jpg
Soraya attending a charity gala in Gran Aligonia, 2020
Born(1994-11-17)17 November 1994
Imana, Fahran
BetrothedVerucio Abellan
Full name
Soraya bint Qaid ibn Fahd ar-Ruweyni
HouseRuweyn
FatherQaid ibn Fahd ar-Ruweyni
MotherParvin Golzari
ReligionAzdarin
OccupationModel, socialite, activist

Soraya bint Qaid ar-Ruweyni (Gharbaic: ثریا بنت قید الروینی, Transliteration: Sorayâ bint Qāʾid al-Ruwaini, born 17 November 1993) is a Fahrani noblewoman, socialite, and fashion model most famous for her status as the childhood friend and close personal confidante to the Aydurid pretender Hazea bint Ismail Al Aidarus. She is the youngest child and only daughter of the late royalist Prime Minister Qaid ibn Fahd ar-Ruweyni and his wife, Parvin Golzari. She has been described in tabloids as "a worthy juxtaposition against and answer to the antiquated notion of the Ghantish beauty", a trend that began soon after her modeling debut in August of 2012.

Early Life

Soraya bint Qaid ar-Ruweyni was born at Imana to Qaid ibn Fahd ar-Ruweyni, a nobleman who briefly served as Prime Minister of Fahran from May 1991 until his voluntary resignation in August 1991, and the noblewoman and perfume magnate Parvin Golzari. Her father was of Gharib ancestry, claiming descent from the Ylameyr through the Ya'nadh tribe, while her mother had mixed Gharib, Kardish, and Ochrani heritage. She was delivered via natural birth at 10:02 PM on 17 Novemember, 1994. Her father composed her sharaba after catching a glimpse of the Pleiades, declaring her to possess "a beauty and luster surpassing that of the bright-burning Pleiades." She was noted as an especially vigorous baby, prone to crying loudly and with a strong grip. Soraya has an elder brother, Ismail ibn Qaid ar-Ruweyni, who currently claims the title Emir of Imana.

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