With the arrival of the World Cup, Qatar is also lively, but I didn't expect that even the Queen Mother Moza was also heated up.
At the opening ceremony, the Queen Mother Moza appeared "boldly", dressed in a robe-style chocolate-colored dress, tailor-made for Prada.
Although the brooch on the shoulder is old, it does not affect its shining on the robe of the Moza Queen Mother, and even has the illusion of flapping wings.
Matching this brooch: diamond rings, ruby rings, diamond fringed earrings, diamond bracelets... This is a walking diamond jewelry show!
Forbes once called her one of the "100 most powerful women in the world."
As a woman in a Middle Eastern country, Moza never wears traditional face covers, only haute couture. Not only high-profile, domineering side leakage, but also full of feelings.
She is called the Middle Eastern version of "Zhen Huan" by netizens, and her story sounds like watching a TV series at 8 o'clock every night.
Queen Moza was born in the 50s of the 20th century, her father was a leader of the Qatari tribe, and Moza was also the daughter of a nobleman by birth.
King Khalifa of Qatar at the time wanted to take all the profits of oil and gas resources into his own hands, which caused the dissatisfaction of many tribal leaders.
In 1972, Moza's father was imprisoned for leading his opposition to the Qatari king, who drove 12-year-old Moza and his mother to Kuwait.
If the king had the ability to foresee, he would definitely regret his decision back then, and he would never have imagined that this little girl would let their father and son "kill each other" in the future.
Six years later, this young girl with a family feud returned home by taking the opportunity to be admitted to Qatar University.
The king's son, Qatar's Crown Prince Hamad, saw 18-year-old Moza at a ball, tall and outstanding, a feeling that made him desperate to marry Moza.
It was fate, but it was a fate for King Khalifa, who did not want his son to marry the daughter of an enemy. Hamad fell in love at first sight and wanted to marry Moza, despite Khalifa's objections.
In fact, Moza is not as snobbish and scheming as the outside world says, she initially disliked Hamad and was thinking about what his father did.
But love is always pure for young people, just like Romeo and Julius back then, they only know to love each other, why did they ever care about the relationship between families?
So, Moza was later moved by Hamad, and Khalifa failed to change his son's mind, so in 1977, at the age of 18, Moza became the second wife of Hamad, then Defense Minister Hamad.
Hamad's first wife was his cousin, who married as a result of a political marriage. At that time, although he had a wife, he favored Moza alone, and he took her with him everywhere he went.
Hamad and Moza
In this regard, the right wife was naturally provocative and dissatisfied, and even satirized Moza as being born poor: "Coarse gravel, can not cultivate shining pearls." ”
Moza doesn't care about this empty mouth, what she wants to do is to become a real strong person in the eyes of others.
After getting married, she began to use her royal status to do business and began to deal in pearl crafts. It was by this coincidence that Moza found a natural black pearl.
At that time, the foreign valuation was 700,000 pounds, Khalifa could not tolerate the loss of his country's treasure to other countries, and gritted his teeth and bought it back from his most hated daughter-in-law for a million pounds.
It was Moza's first high profit, and with the money, she began to invest in more commercial brands.
From pearl cultivation to commodity development to the world's major commercial centers, Moza's business path has become wider and smoother.
She later acquired the Valentino Group, acquired Balmain, and even Tiffany and LV owned her shares.
Moza, who was no longer poor in the past, also gained all of Hubbard's love in his marriage.
In 1985, King Khalifa asked Hamad to take a third wife. In exchange, Hamad demanded that Moza be put in charge of royal affairs.
The pampered woman is in charge of the wealth, and Hamad is a great success in politics. Everything is ready, only the east wind is owed.
Put your husband on the throne of the king and rule Qatar yourself!
Perhaps, when people see Moza and her husband doing business, they will not think of their real purpose, and the father-son feud between Khalifa and Hamad at that time, the outside world can only guess and wait.
But in the process, Moza has been trying to practice it himself. What she wants to give her husband will never be only beauty and children, even wealth, but also his status of not subservience.
In 1995, Khalifa took his family on vacation, and Hamad and Moza staged a coup d'état.
Khalifa did not expect that when she was old, she was pushed off the stage by a call from her son. Fortunately, the fertile water did not flow into the fields of outsiders, so let his son go as king.
Khalifa stepped down, Hamad became the new king of Qatar, and Moza became the rightful queen. Her captors punched themselves in the face, and her father, who had been depressed in prison for years, was taken out of prison.
And most commendably, Moza did not enjoy the prestige of becoming queen. She accompanied her husband to push Qatar all the way forward and make it a truly rich country.
Moza had a strong economic mind, broke away from dependence on oil, bought land, bought the Olympic village, and drove the country's tourism industry.
Soon, the people of Qatar discovered that their country had changed, their lives had changed, and their GDP level had become the first in the world.
People have free medical care, free education, and very ideal benefits and allowances, as if they live in paradise on earth. Who can not love such a queen?
In 2013, Hamad passed his throne to Moza's eldest son, Jassim, who became the real queen mother.
This queen mother is not an old lady who enjoys blessings in the harem, and the economic lifeblood of the country is in her hands. She is not only a blessing for her husband, but also a protective blessing for her son, and also a protector of Qatar.
Queen Moza, a domineering title that has become her highest social title today, is like the jewels on her body, shining brightly.