Meet Oman’s first-ever crown prince, Sayyid Theyazin: the dashing son of Sultan Haitham studied at Oxford and Mohammed bin Salman congratulated him on his 2021 wedding
- Jordan’s Prince Hussein isn’t the only royal heartthrob in the Middle East – Oman’s Sayyid Theyazin has been making headlines as the nation’s first crown prince
- He’s Oman’s minister of culture, youth and sports, welcoming Belgium’s King Philippe and Queen Mathilde on their royal visit, and married Sayyida Meyyan in 2021
Crown princes are fine gentlemen living their best lives as heirs to their respective thrones. They are literally kings in the making patiently waiting for their turn in various parts of the world.
Jordan’s Crown Prince Hussein might be one of the best known in the Middle Eastern region. but he is not the only royal heartthrob in the area. Quietly making a run for his money is none other than Oman’s Crown Prince Sayyid Theyazin, the heir to the throne of the Sultanate of Oman.
So who is he and what are some of the most fascinating facts about the 32-year-old royal?
He is the eldest son of the sitting sultan of Oman
Crown Prince Sayyid is the eldest son of Sultan Haitham bin Tariq – a cousin of the late Sultan Qaboos bin Said, who ruled the Arabian country for almost 50 years. Celebrity Net Worth once estimated the late sultan’s net worth at a whopping US$900 million.
Unlike his predecessor, who didn’t have children, the current Sultan of Oman has four: Sayyid has one brother and two sisters. Their mother is Ahad bint Abdullah, who holds the royal title of consort of the sultan of Oman.
He is Oman’s first-ever crown prince
According to The Washington Post, Crown Prince Sayyid’s dad was appointed sultan based upon a letter left by the late Sultan Qaboos. The Omani line of succession had no direct heir to the throne after one of the longest-tenured world leaders passed away in 2020.
He has first-hand experience working for a government office
