The most noble Arab family, father and son ruled four modern countries, and the Hashemite family of Jordan is the founding family of Islam, whose ancestor is Muhammad. From the 7th A.D

The most noble Arab family, father and son, ruled four modern countries and still rules Jordan today

The Hashemite family is the founding family of Islam, whose ancestors were Muhammad. Beginning in the 7th century AD, the Hashemite family had ruled over four countries, including the Hejaz, Syria, Jordan, and Iraq. Hussein I, the father of the Hashemite family, led the great Arab revolt and founded the Kingdom of Hejaz. The eldest son, Ali I, assisted his father in establishing the Hejaz Hashemite dynasty, and the second son, Abdullah I, and the third son, Faisal I, established the Emirate of Transjordan, the Syrian Hashemite, and the Iraqi Hashemite in other Arab regions. Among them, the Hashemite dynasty of Jordan was the most fortunate and still ruling today, while the Hashemite dynasty of Iraq was the most miserable, being destroyed by the Najd Saud dynasty in 1925 AD.