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Nació n'[[Amán]], fíu del rei [[Husein I de Xordania]] y la so segunda esposa, la británica [[Antoinette Avril Gardiner]] (convertida al [[Islam]] como ''princesa Muna al-Hussein (deséu de Hussein)''. De neñu estudió nel [[Colexu Educacional Islámicu]] na capital xordana, cursando los sos estudios básicos, dempués viaxó al [[Reinu Xuníu]] pa siguilos na [[Escuela Saint Edmund]] y dellí pasó a la [[Escuela Eaglebrook]] y a la [[Academia Deerfield]], nos [[Estaos Xuníos]], pal so estudios secundarios.
 
Abdalá xubió al tronu'l [[7 de febreru]] de [[1999]], tres la muerte del so padre. Poco primero de morrer, el rei Hussein nomar príncipe socesor el [[24 de xineru]], reemplazando nesta posición al so tíu [[Hassan bin Talal de Xordania|Hassan bin Talal]], l'hermanu de Hussein que portara esi cargu dende [[1965]]. Nun foi la más popular de les decisiones. La madre de Abdalá, Antoinette Avril Gardiner -comúnmente conocida como Toni Gardiner- yera británica y munches persones en [[Xordania]] creíen non aparente qu'Abdalá fuera l'herederu al tronu hachemí, que tien una descendencia directadireuta del Profeta [[Mahoma]] (Abdalá pertenez a la 43ª xeneración de descendientes directosdireutos del Profeta).
El 28 de payares de 2004 firma un Decretu pol que retira'l títulu de Príncipe Herederu al so hermanascu Hamzeh el Hussein, y nun establez socesor.
 
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|8= 8. [[Abd Allah ibn Husayn|Rei Abdalá I de Xordania]]
|9= 9. [[Musbah bint Nasser]], [[Jerife de La Meca|Jerifa de La Meca]]
|10= 10. [[Jamal 'Ali bin Nasser]], [[Jerife de La Meca]], [[Gobernador]] de d'[[Valiato de Siria|Hauran]]
|11= 11. [[Wijdan Shakir Pasha]]
|12= 12. Arthur Gardiner
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King Abdullah II is the head of a constitutional monarchy in which the King retains substantial power. In 2010, he was chosen as the 4th most influential Muslim in the world.[5]
 
Jordan's economy has improved greatly since Abdullah xubíi to the throne in 1999, and he has been credited with increasing foreign investment, attending meetings between public and private sectors, and providing the foundation for Aqaba's free trade zone. He also set up five other special economic zones: Irbid, Ajloun, Mafraq, Ma'an and the Dead Sía. As a result of these reforms, Jordan's economic growth has doubled to 6% annually under King Abdullah's rule compared to the latter half of the 1990s. Foreign directdireut investment from the West as well as the countries of the Persian Gulf has continued to increase. He also negotiated a free trade agreement with the United States, which was the third free trade agreement for the O.S. and the first with an Arab country.
 
In 2008, King Abdullah began his Decent Housing for Decent Living campaign in which all Jordanian citizens, and even Palestinian refugees, will be guaranteed high quality residential housing with easy access to community needs such as health, education, and community activities.