Ayman Ali’s funeral in Amman: A heartfelt tribute by Princess Ghida Talal
Princess Ghida Talal shared a heartfelt tribute honoring Ayman ali.
Yesterday, Monday, November 18, 2024, the capital of Jordan, Amman, laid to rest the body of Ayman Al-Ali, also known as the King of Jordan. He passed away from cancer in a medical facility.
Many of his family members, friends, and loved ones attended the funeral service, which was held in the “Araba Association in the Arjan area” for two days from four to ten o’clock in the evening. The Sahab Islamic Cemetery laid the deceased to rest.
In his condolences for his buddy Ayman Al-Ali, Zaid Al-Shanti posted a video of himself reading passages from the Holy Quran in the grave, while Jordanian blogger Muhammad Al-Najjar shared a video of the funeral.
The chairwoman of the King Hussein Cancer Foundation and Center’s board of trustees, Princess Ghida Talal, posted a heartfelt message on her X platform account, remembering her visit to Ayman Al-Ali just days before he passed away: “This is how I will always remember the wonderful Jordanian activist Ayman Al-Ali, smiling, optimistic, and loving life.”
Ayman held my hand and comforted me during my most recent visit to the King Hussein Cancer Center a few days ago, and I felt his courage and commitment in facing cancer head-on. It was a very emotional moment. Like all of your family, friends, and loved ones, I shall miss you, Ayman.
In response to the photo, the Jordanian activist, who looked to be in serious condition, said, “Thank God… a prayer from the heart.”
On Jordanian social media platforms, activists widely shared this image and quickly started spreading it.
The physical effects of Ayman Al-Ali’s illness seemed to have changed his weight and appearance, sparking the people’s deep sympathy.
A year ago, Al-Ali revealed that he had cancer. His admirers responded to his message and prayed for a speedy recovery.
Al-Ali asked his friends and followers to pray for patience and the fortitude to fight the disease as he posted another photo of himself receiving treatment in the hospital.
