HRH Prince Talal bin Abdul Aziz Al Saud, sometimes called "The Red Prince", is a member of the House of Saud and a half brother to King Abdullah. Prince Talal was one of a group of reformers and leader within the royal family known as the Free Princes. In 1958 he wrote a proposed constitution for Saudi Arabia which would have created a constitutional monarchy and expanded civil rights.

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  • HRH Prince Talal bin Abdul Aziz Al Saud, sometimes called "The Red Prince", is a member of the House of Saud and a half brother to King Abdullah. Prince Talal was one of a group of reformers and leader within the royal family known as the Free Princes. In 1958 he wrote a proposed constitution for Saudi Arabia which would have created a constitutional monarchy and expanded civil rights. He began to assemble an elected advisory committee, but his ideas were rejected by the king, and religious leaders in Saudi Arabia issued a fatwa declaring his constitution to be contrary to Islamic law. In 1961 the kingdom revoked his passport and attempted to silence him, but he expatriated to Egypt and declared himself a socialist. There, influenced by Gamal Abdel Nasser, Talal continued to push for reform and criticise the leadership of the Kingdom. In 1964 Talal agreed to temper his criticisms in exchange for permission to reenter Saudi Arabia. He is now a successful businessman and prominent philanthropist. Though a senior member of the Al Saud, his past political forays, and an Armenian mother, may have diluted any hopes of a future claim for the throne, though he denies it. Prince Talal resumed his push for reform in Saudi Arabia in September 2007, when he announced his desire to form a political party (illegal in Saudi Arabia) to advance his goal of liberalizing the country.
  • Talal ibn Abdul Aziz Al Saud (arabisch ‏طلال بن عبد العزيز آل سعود‎, DMG Ṭalāl ibn ʿAbd al-ʿAzīz Āl Saʿūd), * Frühjahr 1935 in Taif, Saudi-Arabien, ist ein Prinz aus dem Hause Saud und der 21. Sohn des Staatengründers Saudi-Arabiens Abd al-Aziz ibn Saud. Der als progressiv geltende Prinz Talal ist ein inoffizieller Berater seines Halbbruders, des saudischen Königs Abdullah ibn Abd al-Aziz (15. Sohn Ibn Sauds), und Mitglied des, im Juni 2000 ins Leben gerufenen, 19-köpfigen Königlich-Saudischen Familienrates (Majlis al-a‘ila alsa‘ udiya al-malika) . Prinz Talals erstgeborener Sohn ist der Multimilliardär al-Walid ibn Talal Al Saud (* 1957).
  • Prinssi Talal ibn Abd-al-Aziz on saudiarabialainen kuninkaallinen. Hän on pitkään puhunut yhteiskunnallisen reformin puolesta. 1960-luvun alussa hän joutui uudistusmielisyytensä johdosta maanpakoon Egyptiin. Hän kuitenkin palasi pian. 2000-luvulla hän on ilmoittanut kannattavansa muun muassa laajempia naisten oikeuksia, lehdistön vapautta ja askeleiden ottoa demokratiaa kohti. Talal ibn Abd-al-Aziz on esittänyt henkilökohtaisen toivomuksen puolueen perustamisesta. Tällä hetkellä se ei ole Saudi-Arabiassa mahdollista. Prinssi on myös tunnettu hyväntekeväisyyden harrastaja.
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  • HRH Prince Talal bin Abdul Aziz Al Saud
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  • HRH Prince Talal bin Abdul Aziz Al Saud, sometimes called "The Red Prince", is a member of the House of Saud and a half brother to King Abdullah. Prince Talal was one of a group of reformers and leader within the royal family known as the Free Princes. In 1958 he wrote a proposed constitution for Saudi Arabia which would have created a constitutional monarchy and expanded civil rights.
  • Talal ibn Abdul Aziz Al Saud (arabisch ‏طلال بن عبد العزيز آل سعود‎, DMG Ṭalāl ibn ʿAbd al-ʿAzīz Āl Saʿūd), * Frühjahr 1935 in Taif, Saudi-Arabien, ist ein Prinz aus dem Hause Saud und der 21. Sohn des Staatengründers Saudi-Arabiens Abd al-Aziz ibn Saud. Der als progressiv geltende Prinz Talal ist ein inoffizieller Berater seines Halbbruders, des saudischen Königs Abdullah ibn Abd al-Aziz (15.
  • Prinssi Talal ibn Abd-al-Aziz on saudiarabialainen kuninkaallinen. Hän on pitkään puhunut yhteiskunnallisen reformin puolesta. 1960-luvun alussa hän joutui uudistusmielisyytensä johdosta maanpakoon Egyptiin. Hän kuitenkin palasi pian. 2000-luvulla hän on ilmoittanut kannattavansa muun muassa laajempia naisten oikeuksia, lehdistön vapautta ja askeleiden ottoa demokratiaa kohti. Talal ibn Abd-al-Aziz on esittänyt henkilökohtaisen toivomuksen puolueen perustamisesta.
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