Order of As-Saif

Order of As-Saif
Awarded by Sultan of Kurum Ash-Sharqia
Type	Order of distinction
Awarded for	Awarded to royalty, foreign heads-of-state, merits for the Sultanate and society
Status	Active
Grand Master	Salah Ad-Din Al-Lusirni
Grades (w/ post-nominals)	Grand Cordon Grand Officer Officer Knight or Dame
Statistics
Established	1702 AN
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Nobility of Kurum Ash-Sharqia
Royal Family
Sultan · Crown Prince · House of Al-Lusirni
Noble ranks
Emir	Emir of Ochterburg · Emir of Anlaq · Emir of Saifiyyat
Sheikh	Sheikh of Oud Laar · Sheikha of Eikenhorst · Sheikh of Faisaloord · Sheikh of Dar Mazian
Untitled	House of Blankvelder · House of Khalaf · House of Qasim · House of Zahraan-Khatib
Notable people
Salah Ad-Din Al-Lusirni  · Elisabeth Asara des Vinandy  · Zakariyya de la Gardie of Ochterburg · Faisal Van Looveren · Valdemar al-Aziz
Related topics
Order of As-Saif · Royal Order of the Gazelle · Register of Filiation · Armorial of Kurum Ash-Sharqia
Portal Kurum Ash-Sharqia

The Order was established at the birth of prince Saif Ad-Din

The Order of As-Saif (Order of the Sword) is an order of distinction of Kurum Ash-Sharqia. It was established in 1702 AN after the birth of prince Saif Ad-Din, the first son of sultan Salah Ad-Din.

The order is divided into four degrees:

• 1st class, Grand Cordon, awarded to royal family members, foreign heads-of-state and high dignitaries
• 2nd class, Grand Officer, awarded to important statesmen with a long service record or a particular merit for the Sultanate
• 3rd class, Officer, awarded to citizens and foreigners for merits for the Sultanate and for society
• 4th class, Knight or Dame, awarded to citizens and foreigners for merits for the Sultanate and for society, prominent businessmen and cultural figures.

Insignia

Membership

Membership is awarded by the Sultan, with approval of the Grand Vizier.

Grand Master

• Sultan Salah Ad-Din I, by law in 1702 AN

Grand cordon

• Salah Ad-Din I, Sultan of Kurum Ash-Sharqia, awarded in 1702 AN
• Elisabeth Asara des Vinandy, the Princess Consort, awarded in 1702 AN
• Jan u-Samil Spiik, Chair of the Senatorial Committee for Diplomatic Relations of Hurmu, awarded in 1702 AN
• Mehmet Arslan, President of New Batavia, awarded in 1703 AN
• Jaaguzan, Shahanshah of the Çakar Empire, awarded in 1712 AN
• Arthur III, Prince of the Calbain, awarded in 1717 AN
• Saif Ad-Din ibn Salah Ad-Din Al-Lusirni, Prince of Kurum Ash-Sharqia, awarded in 1720 AN
• Sinchi Roca I, King of Nouvelle Alexandrie, awarded in 1722 AN
• Ihsane bint Salah Ad-Din Al-Lusirni, Princess of Kurum Ash-Sharqia, awarded in 1722 AN
• Zakariyya de la Gardie of Ochterburg, Emir of Ochterburg, awarded in 1722 AN
• Anika Chloé Çakar, Princess of Kurum Ash-Sharqia, awarded in 1723 AN
• Amir Çakar, Khan of Kendall, awarded in 1723 AN

Grand Officer

• Faisal Van Looveren, Sheikh of Oud Laar, former Grand Vizier of Kurum Ash-Sharqia and founding father, awarded in 1702 AN
• Kawthar Saleh, former Grand Vizier of Kurum Ash-Sharqia, awarded in 1721 AN
• Mohamed Van de Vijver, former Grand Vizier of Kurum Ash-Sharqia, awarded in 1721 AN
• Naoufal Molenaar, former Grand Vizier of Kurum Ash-Sharqia, awarded in 1727 AN

Officer

• Redouan van Lucerne, former Grand Vizier of New Batavia, awarded in 1704 AN
• Nasir de Vries, father of Kurum Ash-Sharqian social security, awarded in 1710 AN
• Anas Khatib, governor of Al-Ard Al-Moestasliha at the time of secession, awarded in 1719 AN
• Zayd de Smid, governor of Dar Al-Hoeriya at the time of secession, awarded in 1719 AN

Knight or Dame

• Kamal Blankvelder, businessman and founder of the Football Association of Kurum Ash-Sharqia, awarded in 1705 AN
• Beyza Maes, founder of the Royal Theater of Vrijplaats, awarded in 1711 AN
• Latifa bint Hassan Kumar, leading scientist in de field of cancer research, awarded in 1729 AN
• Mohammad ibn Ayoub Sharif, leading scientist in the field of climate and ecosystems, awarded in 1729 AN

See also

• Orders Act 1702