King Abdullah I of Jordan with his son and heir, Talal

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King Abdullah I of Jordan with his son and heir, Talal
Abdullah I of Jordan with his Habbani Jewish bodyguards, brothers Sayeed, Salaah, and Saadia Sofer; 1922. The Habbani Jewish community of Yemen were well-known across the Middle East and North Africa as strong warriors. In the late 17th century, a bad drought struck Habban in Yemen and many Habbani traveled outside of Yemen to become bodyguards. The Habbani Jewish community developed a unique martial art with moves resembling the Hebrew alphabet. The remainder of the Habbani Jewish population was airlifted to Israel as part of Operation Magic Carpet in 1949.
HRH Prince George onboard HMS Iron Duke with Emir Abdullah of Jordan and Sir John Michael de Robeck
The parliament of Transjordan made Abdullah I of Jordan their Emir on May 25, 1946.
Independence Day: Jordan celebrates the independence from the United Kingdom in 1946.
King Abdullah I bin al-Hussein (1882-1951) of Jordan being escorted by members of the Arab Legion in the old city of Jerusalem, circa 20th Century
King Abdullah I of Jordan (centre left in white) and his party standing in front of the Dome of the Rock in Jerusalem, Palestine, 1948, captured by John Phillips for Life Magazine.
Abdullah I of Jordan (1882-1951), the first king of the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan, in 1948, captured by photographer John Phillips for LIFE Magazine
King Abdullah I of Jordan with British General John Glubb, commander of the Arab Legion, which provided the armed forces in the early days of the Jordanian state, circa 1948