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| House of Obeidat | |
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 Coat of Arms | |
| Armiger | King Abdullah II of Jordan |
| Adopted | 1921 |
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The Obeidat family (Arabic: عبيدات) is a prominent and influential Arab clan with roots tracing back centuries in the Levant region, particularly in Jordan and parts of Palestine. The family's esteemed lineage has played significant roles in various spheres including politics, military, academia, and business, contributing to the socio-political landscape of the region.
Overview[edit]
In the annals of Levantine politics, the Obeidat name resonates as a symbol of leadership and authority. From pivotal roles in shaping governmental policies to economic reforms, members of the Obeidat family have been instrumental in steering the course of regional affairs. Their legacy of diplomacy has earned them the respect and admiration of peers both at home and across the Middle East.
The Obeidat family follows a patriarchal structure, with members typically holding positions of authority and leadership within the family unit. Respect for elders and adherence to traditional values are deeply ingrained in Obeidat family culture. Like any influential family, political disagreements and rivalries within the family, as well as with other prominent families, have occasionally surfaced, leading to tensions and divisions. The family's involvement in business and politics has sometimes drawn scrutiny, with allegations of nepotism .
Obeidat Law[edit]
Obeidat Tarawneh & Kurd Law (Obeidat Law) is a full-service law firm initially founded in 1985 by His Excellency Ahmad Obeidat. The firm now boasts one of the leading law practices in the Middle East with a practice that spans most of the major areas of the legal profession.
Obeidat Law offers significant strengths in M&A and project finance mandates, and is often engaged to assist with cross-border matters. It frequently represents project developers and borrowers, and maintains a reputation as a leading law firm in the market. It also represents an array of energy and power companies, with additional strengths in shareholder agreements and other commercial advisory matters.[1]
References[edit]
- ^ "Obeidat Law, Corporate/Commercial | Chambers Global Profile". chambers.com. Retrieved 2024-03-29.
- A Peace to End All Peace: The Fall of the Ottoman Empire and the Creation of the Modern Middle East by David Fromkin
- The Great War for Civilisation: The Conquest of the Middle East by Robert Fisk
- https://www.jpost.com/middle-east/jordan-riots-symbol-of-economic-dissatisfaction-599808 The Jerusalem Post
- https://www.obeidatlaw.com/