Muhammad Ali, Prince of Said
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HRH Prince Muhammad 'Ali, Prince of Said (born at Cairo, February 5, 1979). Prince Muhammad 'Ali is the son of HM Fuad II, by the grace of God, King of Egypt and of Sudan, Sovereign of Nubia, of Kordofan and of Darfur (b.'Abdin Palace, Cairo, 16th January 1952), by his wife (div. 1996), Fadila (b. Paris, 23rd November 1948), née Dominique-France Picard, Princess Fadila with the style of Her Royal Highness since 1999, daughter of Robert Loeb, by his wife, Paule Madelaine, née Picard. HRH Prince Muhammad 'Ali was raised and educated in France, where his father still resides today. He is Heir Apparent to the, currently abolished, throne of Egypt, after his father, the deposed (18th June 1953) King Fu'ad II.
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| Muhammad 'Ali Dynasty Born: 5th February 1976 |
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| Vacant Title last held by Fuad II |
Prince of Said 1979–Present |
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