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“Internet, e più in particolare i network sociali, costituiscono una normale forma di comunicazione del mondo moderno. È una piattaforma utile alla condivisione, sia per informare gli amici con notizie relative al proprio lavoro sia per portarli a conoscenza di tematiche che ci stanno a cuore. I Social Media possano esporti a una diversità di idee e opinioni.”

Rania di Giordania

Origine: Citata in Desirée Colapietro Petrini, Rania di Giordania: "Hanno meno di dieci anni, ma domani salveranno il mondo" http://www.leiweb.it/celebrity/personaggi-news/2011/rania-di-giordania-intervista-a49-30415081461_2.shtml, leiweb.it, 2 dicembre 2011.

“Mi piacerebbe togliere la "I" della sigla ISIS perché non hanno nulla di islamico. (dal convegno The WorldPost Future of Work, Londra, 5 marzo 2015”

Rania di Giordania

“Come comunità internazionale, penso che non dovremmo concentrarci sul carattere religioso di quel gruppo perché, facendolo, diamo loro una legittimazione che non meritano. Non importa come loro vogliono chiamarsi, importa come noi li chiamiamo. L'ISIS vuole essere chiamato islamico […] così qualsiasi azione contro di loro sarà etichettata automaticamente come una guerra all'Islam, e questo è esattamente ciò che vogliono. Vogliono che appaia come se l'Occidente ingaggiasse una lotta contro l'Islam perché li aiuterà a reclutare combattenti.”

Rania di Giordania

dal convegno The WorldPost Future of Work, Londra, 5 marzo 2015

Rania di Giordania: Frasi in inglese

“To achieve a lasting peace in the Middle East takes guts, not guns.”

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Queen Rania of Jordan

TIME interview (2007)

“When someone turns to me and addresses me as 'our Queen', that word means a lot to me because it makes me feel that they know my life is theirs. My joy is their joy. My worries are their worries. If the word 'queen' means something to me, 'our queen' means everything to me.”

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Queen Rania of Jordan

Interview in Arabic with Al-Arabiya, 27/10/2013

“Islam neither requires one to be practising, nor to dress in one way or another. So imposing the veil on a woman is contrary to the principles of Islam.”

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Queen Rania of Jordan

Interview with Corriere della Sera, as quoted in " Muslim women don't have to wear veils: Rania http://www.khaleejtimes.com/DisplayArticleNew.asp?xfile=data/middleeast/2007/February/middleeast_February139.xml&section=middleeast&col=", Khaleej Times (9 February 2007) <br class="br">Contesto: Islam neither requires one to be practising, nor to dress in one way or another. So imposing the veil on a woman is contrary to the principles of Islam. … Unfortunately, after all the suspicion weighing on Islam, many people have begun to consider the veil as a political problem, but this is not the case … Wearing the veil is a free personal choice.

“I believe in microfinance because it isn't just a path out of poverty. It's the road to self-reliance. By allowing people to team up and literally become their own bank, you can mobilize people and resources and alleviate poverty on the global scale.”

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Queen Rania of Jordan

TIME interview (2007)

“Many people are frustrated in the Arab world. Many give in to the anger because they are accused of violence. But instead we should get up, explain who we are and what we believe in. … Over the last three years, most victims of terrorism have been Muslim. So there’s not a war between Muslims and non-Muslims, but between extremists and moderates of all the religions. … What is important is not to live in fear. The most dangerous [thing to do] is to give up and lose hope. The main enemy is not terrorism or extremism, but ignorance.”

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Queen Rania of Jordan

Interview with Corriere della Sera, as quoted in "Muslim women don't have to wear veils: Rania" in Khaleej Times (9 February 2007)

“I think that mind-sets are changing in the Middle East. Poll after poll is showing that men see the value of greater female participation and empowerment. We still have a long way to go, but Islam should not be used as a scapegoat. The obstacles that face women today are more cultural. It's not about the religion.”

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Queen Rania of Jordan

TIME interview (2007)