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Rania moved to Lucerne at age 19 to study law. While in college, she joined the Liberal Democratic Student Alliance, in which she became an activist. In {{tooltip|1690 AN|11/2020 AD}}, she became the president of the LDSA, and strongly supported the government-in-exile of the [[Islamic Internet Republic]] in their fight to re-establish the islamic democratic state. | Rania moved to Lucerne at age 19 to study law. While in college, she joined the Liberal Democratic Student Alliance, in which she became an activist. In {{tooltip|1690 AN|11/2020 AD}}, she became the president of the LDSA, and strongly supported the government-in-exile of the [[Islamic Internet Republic]] in their fight to re-establish the islamic democratic state. | ||
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Revision as of 10:13, 9 December 2020
| Rania Lucius | |
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| Full name | Rania Bella Lucius |
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| AKA | رانيا لوسيوس |
| Physical information | |
| Species | Human |
| Gender | Female |
| Hair color and style | black |
| Eye color | brown |
| Skin color | white |
| Biographical information | |
| Father | Marcus Lucius |
| Mother | Halima Michiels |
| Date of birth | 1667 AN |
| Place of birth | Ruhatyn, Beneluccas |
| Residence(s) | Lucerne |
| Nationality | New Batavian |
| Allegiance(s) | Democratic Social Movement |
| Occupation | student, politician |
Rania Bella Lucius (رانيا لوسيوس) is a New Batavian academic and politician. She is the youngest daughter of former Flemish president Marcus Lucius and his second wife, Halima Michiels.
Rania moved to Lucerne at age 19 to study law. While in college, she joined the Liberal Democratic Student Alliance, in which she became an activist. In 1690 AN, she became the president of the LDSA, and strongly supported the government-in-exile of the Islamic Internet Republic in their fight to re-establish the islamic democratic state.
