Princess Dubai released perfumes in honor of divorce with her husband (photo, video)

The published roller shows a broken glass that symbolizes separation, a black panther, a bouquet of black roses, decorated with pearls, and the same color of a petal. The perfume bottle has a rectangular shape and is made of black matte glass with a white inscription. In the photo, the mahra poses in a white suit, holding perfume in his hands. In July, the daughter of Dubai Sheikh Mohammed Bin Rashid Al Maktoum announced her divorce with her husband, contacting him through Instagram.

"Since you are busy with other companions, I will announce our divorce. I part with you, I part with you and I part with you. Take care of myself. Your ex -wife," she wrote. In her message, she apparently used the practice of Islamic divorce or triple Talak, when Muslim men can part with women by simply stating her intention three times orally.

Taptus Talak is not an option for women in accordance with the Islamic law, which shows that women can unilaterally seek divorce only through a process called "Hula". This implies that a married woman submits an official application to court and refers to a good reason to start the divorce procedure. The couple married last May, and they have a daughter who was born a year after the wedding. Two months after her birth, the girl's parents divorced.

The couple was stopped from each other on social networks after the announcement of divorce and removed all the publications where they appeared together from their pages. Sheikh Mahra is the daughter of Sheikh Mohammed Bin Rashid Al Maktum and Zoy Grigoracos. She is also one of the 26 sheikh children.

Sheikh Mohammed is the ruler of Dubai, Vice president and Prime Minister of the United Arab Emirates, as well as one of the largest landowners in the United Kingdom, which owns more than 40,000 hectares in London, Scotland and New Market. Mahra graduated from the University in London last year, obtaining a degree in international relations. She is a stubborn supporter of women's rights.