Queen Rania expresses her love for Queen Elizabeth with an elegant gesture

Queen Rania, in an elegant gesture expressing her love for Queen Elizabeth, re-wears a coat on the day of the funeral that she had previously worn during her visit to the late Queen in 2001 in Britain

The dazzling thing is that the coat has been around for more than twenty-one years and it still looks new.. Queen Rania has increased in beauty.

Tens of thousands lined the streets to watch the Queen's coffin pass from the hall Westminster Historic, where it lay for days in the nearby Westminster Abbey.

There was silence in Hyde Park, also nearby in London, where thousands of people, who waited and chatted for hours, kept silent the moment the Queen's coffin appeared on the screens placed in the park.

And inside the church, before the casket was moved to its final resting place, The usual hymns sang At every state funeral since the early eighteenth century.

Among those who walked behind the coffin was Prince George, 9, the son of Prince William, the heir apparent and grandson of the Queen.

The ceremony was attended by about two thousand people, including about 500 world heads of state, heads of government, members of foreign royal families and prominent personalities; Among them are US President Joe Biden and the leaders of France, Canada, Australia, China and Pakistan.

Biden had mourned the queen, who passed away at the age of 96 after the longest reign of British monarchs on the throne and has been respected almost worldwide for her service to her country.

"You've been lucky to have it for 70 years," Biden said. "And so have we all."

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And in the midst of the crowds that flocked From across Britain and abroad, some climbed lampposts and stood on parapets to catch a glimpse of the royal procession.

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Millions of others will watch the funeral on television in their homes on Monday, which has been declared a public holiday. The funeral of a British monarch has never been televised before.