EGYPT

The Muhammad 'Ali Dynasty

GENEALOGY

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1936 - 1952 H.M. Faruk I, by the grace of God, King of Egypt and of Sudan, Sovereign of Nubia, of Kordofan and of Darfur. b. at the ‘Abdin Palace, Cairo, 11th February 1920, second son of H.M. Ahmad Fu’ad I, King of Egypt, etc, GCB, Royal Victorian Chain, by his second wife, H.M. Queen Nazli, educ. privately and at RMA Woolwich. Granted the style of His Sultanic Highness at birth, and advanced to His Royal Highness 1922. Styled Prince of Sa’id before his accession. Succeeded on the death of his father, 28th April 1936. Reigned under the Regency of Prince Muhammad ‘Ali until he came of age and assumed full ruling powers, 29th July 1937. Field Marshal Egyptian Army, Admiral of the Fleet REN, and Marshal of the REAF. Hon General British Army, 12/3/1950. Abdicated in favour of his only son and went into exile in Italy, 23rd July 1952. Thereafter styled His Royal Highness Prince Faruk Fu’ad. Grand Master of the Orders of Muhammad ‘Ali, Chain of Fu’ad I, Ismail, the Nile, Military Star of Fu’ad I, Agriculture, Education, Commerce and Industry, and the Virtues 28th April 1936-23rd July 1952. Rcvd: Knt of the Orders of the Annunziata of Italy (22.2.1933), Serephim of Sweden (30.12.1937), and SS Cyril & Methodius of Bulgaria, the Grand Order of the Hashimites of Iraq, the Grand Collar and Chain of the Order of Solomon of Ethiopia, the Grand Collars of the Orders of Pahlavi of Iran (13.6..1938), the Supreme Sun of Afghanistan (7.1.1947), and Southern Cross of Brazil (16.6.1952), the Grand Collar of Albania, Chrysanthemum of Japan, Idris I of Libya (1949), and Hussein ibn ‘Ali of Jordan (1949), the Riband of the Two United Military Orders of Christ and Avis of Portugal (5.5.1951) and the GC of the Orders of the Tower & Sword for Valour, Loyalty and Merit (5.5.1951) of Portugal, SS Maurice & Lazarus of Italy (22.2.1933), the Legion of Honour of France (26.7.1937), Redeemer of Greece (20.1.1938), the Netherlands Lion (23.6.1938), Carol I with collar of Rumania, Star of Karageorge of Yugoslavia, Leopold of Belgium (mil), Dragon of Annam, St Charles of Monaco, Renaissance (special class) in brilliants of Jordan (25.6.1948), the Omayyad of Syria, and Isabel the Catholic with collar of Spain (1.4.1951), the Orders of the White Eagle of Poland, and the White Lion of Czechoslovakia 1st class with collar, Chief Cdr Legion of Merit of the USA, etc. m. (first) at Kubba Palace, Cairo 20th January 1938 (div. 17th November 1948), Farida Favzira (b. at Gianaclis, Alexandria, 5th September 1921; m. second, 21st March 1953, Wahid Nasri, and d. at Maadi, Cairo, 15th October 1988, bur. there, Rassim Family Cemetery, Imam al-Shafi’i, rebur. Khedival Mausoleum, ar-Rifai Mosque, 2022), née Safinaz Khanum, educ. Notre-Dame de Sion, Bacos Ramleh Alexandria, who enjoyed the style of Her Majesty and Queen of Egypt, etc. 20th January 1938 to 17th November 1948, Hon Chair Egyptian Red Crescent Soc, Hon Presdt Feminist Union, the New Women’s Alliance, Patron Egyptian Girl guides, etc. rcvd: the Decoration of al-Kemal in brilliants (19.1.1938), GC of the Orders of St Sava of Yugoslavia, and Beneficence of Greece, etc. daughter of H.E. (Sahib us-Sa’ada) Yusuf Zulfikar Pasha, sometime Judge of the High Court at Alexandria and Ambassador to Iran, by his wife Zainab Khanum, sometime Lady-in-waiting to Queen Nazli, daughter of H.E. (Sahib ud-Daula) Muhammad Sa’id Pasha, GCMG, sometime Prime Minister of Egypt. m. (second) at the ‘Abdin Palace, Cairo 6th May 1951 (div. 2nd February 1954) Narriman (b. at Cairo, 31st October 1934, m. second, at Cairo, 3rd May 1954 (div.1961), Dr Adham al-Nakib, by whom she had further issue, one son. m. third, 1967, Dr Ismail Fahmi, and d. at the Dar Al Fouad Hospital, Cairo, 16th February 2005), enjoyed the style of Her Majesty and Queen of Egypt, etc. 6th May 1951 to 3rd May 1954, rcvd: the Decoration of al-Kemal in brilliants (5.5.1951), daughter of (Sahib ul-Izza) Husain Fahmi Sadiq Bey, sometime Sec-Gen of the Ministry of Communications, by his wife Asila Khanum, née Kamil. He d. at the San Camillo Hospital, Rome, Italy, 18th March 1965 (bur. Khedival Mausoleum, ar-Rifai Mosque, Cairo, Egypt), having had issue, one son and three daughters:
  • 1) H.R.H. Prince Ahmad Fu’ad, Prince of Sa’id, who succeeded as H.M. Fu’ad II, King of Egypt and of Sudan (s/o Narriman) - see below.
  • 1) H.R.H. Princess Farial [H.R.H. Princess Farial Cheriff]. b. at the Montazah Palace, near Alexandria 17th November 1938 (d/o Farida), educ. privately and at Grand Verger, Lutry, Switzerland. m. at Westminster, London, 24th January 1966 (div.), Jean-Pierre Perreten [Samir Cheriff] (b. at Les Diablerets, Switzerland, 3rd February 1923; m. second, …), son of John Perreten, Hotelier, by his wife, Irene, née Ansermoz. She d. from stomach cancer at Montreux, Switzerland, 29th November 2009 (bur. Khedival Mausoleum, ar-Rifai Mosque, Cairo), having had issue, an only daughter:
    • a) Yasmine Anne Marie Perreten [Mme. Yasmine Perreten-Sha’arawi]. b. in Switzerland, 1967. m. at Cairo, 13th February 2004, ‘Ali Sha’arawi (b. 1959), Dir Suez Maritime Arsenal Co, son of Muhammad Sha’arawi Bey, and grandson of Huda Sha’arawi, the pioneering Egyptian feminist and author. No issue. Copyright© Christopher Buyers
  • 2) H.R.H. Princess Faizia. b. at the ‘Abdin Palace, Cairo, 7th April 1940 (d/o Farida), educ. privately and at Grand Verger, Lutry, Switzerland. Worked as a simultaneous translator in French, English, Italian and Spanish and Arabic. She d. unm. after a long battle against multiple sclerosis, at the Centre Hospitalier Universitaire Vaudois, Lausanne, Switzerland, 27th January 2005 (bur. Khedival Mausoleum, ar-Rifai Mosque, Cairo).
  • 3) H.R.H. Princess Fadia [H.R.H. Princess Fadia Orloff]. b. at the ‘Abdin Palace, Cairo, 15th December 1943 (d/o Farida), educ. privately and at Grand Verger, Lutry, Switzerland. Worked as a translator in the Swiss Ministry of Tourism. Artist and painter. m. at Kensington Register Office, London, 17th February 1965, Pierre Sa’id Alexievitch Orloff (b. at Lausanne, Switzerland, 13th December 1938; m. second, Tamara, a Georgian national of Russian heritage), educ. Univ of Lausanne, Lausanne, Switzerland, a Swiss geologist, who took the additional name of Sa’id after his conversion to Islam, financier New York Stock Exchange, horse trainer, Business Consultant in Russia 1990 and Georgia, Presdt Swiss Group SGS Geneva and Tbilisi, Hon Consul for Belgium in Tbilisi, son of Alexis Sergeivitch Orloff, a White Russian exile, by his wife, Anushka Manz. She d. at Lausanne, Switzerland, 28th December 2002 (bur. Khedival Mausoleum, ar-Rifai Mosque, Cairo), having had issue, two sons:
    • Mikhail Petrovitch Orlov [Michel Shamil Orloff]. b. at Lausanne, Switzerland, 2nd September 1966, educ. Coll de Montreux, Hochschule St Gallen (Univ of St Gallen) (M. Econ. 1991), St Gallen, Switzerland. Exec Dir Invesco Moscow 1995-1998, MD The Carlyle Group 1998-2002, Presdt Black Earth Farming Ltd 2005-2008, Presdt The Ambika Group 2009-2022, Zambika Group, Chair K H Danilovka Ltd (Russia) 2099-2022. Presdt Working Group for International Interaction of the Russian Fed in the Sphere of Agriculture and Food. Chair Russian Egyptian Business Council 2014-2019. Co-founder Russian Chapter of the Young Presidents’ Assoc. Advisor Swiss Dragons Management SA 2014-2022. Mbr Expert Cttee of the Agriculture Cttee of the Russian Parliament (Duma), Brd of Human Trafficking Now 2012-2022, Expert Council of Afanasy Nikitin Assoc, etc. He d. 13th January 2022, having had issue, a son and a daughter:
      • i) Feodor Mikhailovitch Orloff.
      • i) Sofia Mikhailovna Orloff.
    • b) Alexandre Ali Orloff. b. at Lausanne, Switzerland, 30th July 1969, educ. Coll Champittet, Pully, Lausanne, Switzerland, Southeast Warren High Sch, Iowa, USA, and European Univ (BBA Econ 1990), Montreux, Switzerland. Photographer. Settled in Russia and Georgia, before returning to Switzerland. MD Alexandre Orloff & Cie. Dir International Civil Defence Acad since 2014, International Civil Defense Support & Coordination Agency since 2014, and Swiss Dragons Management SA since 2014. m. Tiblisi, Georgia, 2000, Nino Orloff, educ. Meredith Coll, Raleigh, North Carolina, USA, and Tbilisi State Univ (MA 1994), Georgia, Student Assist Carlyle Campbell Library 1990-1991, news caster and editor Ibervision TV 1991-1992, Information Assist US Embassy Tbilisi 1992-1995, Advisor & Head of Govt & PR Programme Georgian Pipeline Co (BP AMOCO) 1995-2001, PR Consultant Union of Tax Payers 2001-2002, European Advisor Neftegaz Engineering 2005-2008, Consultant Palitra Media Group since 2011, MD of Swiss Dragons Management SA since 2014. He has issue, a son and a daughter:
      • i) Nicolas Orloff, educ. Coll des Colombèères, Versoix, Switzerland.
      • i) Annouchka Orloff.
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1952 H.M. Fu’ad II, by the grace of God, King of Egypt and of Sudan, Sovereign of Nubia, of Kordofan and of Darfur. b. at the ‘Abdin Palace, Cairo 16th January 1952, only son of H.M. Faruk, King of Egypt and of Sudan, etc, by his second wife H.M. Queen Narriman, educ. Institut Le Rosey, Rolle, Switzerland. Styled Prince of Sa’id at birth. Succeeded on the abdication of his father, 23rd July and formally proclaimed as King on 26th July 1952. Reigned in absentia under a Council of Regency headed by H.R.H. Prince Muhammad ‘Abdu’l-Munim. Deposed by the military junta composed of revolutionary officers 18th June 1953. Field Marshal Egyptian Army, Admiral of the Fleet REN, and Marshal of the REAF 26/7/1952 (aged six months). Grand Master of the Orders of Muhammad ‘Ali, Chain of Fu’ad I, Ismail, the Nile, Military Star of Fu’ad I, Agriculture, Education, Commerce and Industry, and the Virtues since 26th July 1952. Dir La Closerie SA since 2009. m. at Paris, France, 16th April 1976 (civil) and at The Prince’s Palace, Monaco, 5th October 1977 (relig.) (sep. 1996) (div. at Geneva, Switzerland, 22nd September 2008) Dominique-France Picard (b. at Paris XVI, France, 23rd November 1948),  née Dominique-France Loeb, educ. Univ of Paris-Nanterre (MA 1977), Hauts-de-Seine, France, styled Queen Fadila of Egypt with the style of Her Majesty from 16th April 1976 until 1996, granted legal authority to assume the name of Dominique-France Picard in France 1st March 1979, styled Princess Fadila with the style of Her Royal Highness from 1999 until finally deprived of that title by her former husband 6th March 2002, daughter of David Robert Loeb, company director, by his wife, Paule Madeleine, daughter of Edmond Picard, of Strasbourg, Alsace-Lorraine, architect, who contributed greatly to the reconstruction of eastern France ravaged by two world wars. He had issue, two sons and one daughter:
  • 1) H.R.H. Prince Muhammad ‘Ali Fu’ad Faruk, Prince of Sa’id. b. at Cairo, Egypt, 5th February 1979, educ. Institut Le Rosey, Rolle  Switzerland. Dir La Closerie SA since 2009. Rcvd: GC of the Order of Muhammad ‘Ali of Egypt, and Royal Wedding Medal of Crown Prince Leka II of the Albanians (8.10.2016). m. at the Ciragan Palace, Istanbul, Turkey, 30th August 2013, H.R.H. Princess Noal, Princess of Sa’id [Noal Zaher Shah] (b. at Rome, Italy, 6th December 1978), educ. L’Institut Saint Dominique, Rome, Italy, and Webster Univ London (BBA), designer, Dir Noal & Co Ltd 2001, rcvd: the Decoration of al-Kemal in brilliants, only daughter of H.R.H. Prince Muhammad Daud Pashtunyar Khan, of Afghanistan, by his wife, H.R.H. Princess Fatima Begum [Princess Fatima Aref Zaher], sometime Afghan Chargé d’Affaires at Rome, younger daughter of General H.E. Muhammad Aref Khan, sometime Ambassador to the USSR. He has issue, a twin son and daughter:
    • a) H.R.H. Prince Fuad Zahir. b. at Paris, France, 12th January 2017.
    • a) H.R.H. Princess Farah Nour. b. at Paris, France, 12th January 2017.
  • 2) H.R.H. Prince Fakhr ud-din Ahmad Fu’ad Faruk [Fakhruddin Ahmed Fouad Farouk]. b. at Rabat, Morocco, 25th August 1987, educ. France. Employed with Casablanca stock exchange. Dir La Closerie SA since 2009.
  • 1) H.R.H. Princess Fawzia Latifa. b. at the Princess Grace Hospital, Monaco, 12th February 1982, educ. France. Parliamentary Assistant in the Cabinet of Daniel Spagnou, joined Monagesque diplomatic service, 3rd Sec Berlin 2014-2017, later employed in the field of public relations and media. Dir La Closerie SA since 2009. m. at Geneva, Switzerland, 15th January 2019 (civil) and 19th January 2019 (relig.), Sylvain Jean-Baptiste Alexandre Renaudeau (b. 9th November 1979), a French electronics engineer working in Monaco. She has issue, a son and a daughter:
    • a) Naël Fouad Jean Renaudeau. b. at the Princess Grace Hospital, Monaco, shortly before 6th June 2019.
    • a) Dunya Nariman Adele Renaudeau. b. at the Princess Grace Hospital, Monaco, 3rd February 2021.
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