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Crown Prince of Dubai
Scammers most frequently impersonate the Crown Prince of Dubai, Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum — widely known as “Fazza” — in romance and confidence schemes, using his name and image...
Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed Al Maktoum, popularly known as Fazza, is widely reported across multiple sources to maintain active and high-profile social media presences, , with follower counts reported ...
The claim that a single “official” Dubai royal family contact website exists is by the available evidence: several domains present themselves as royal‑family portals or membership services, but none a...
The Dubai Royal Family maintains an official web presence through the personal and office websites of senior members — notably Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum and Crown Prince Sheikh Hamdan bin ...
Scammers impersonating Sheikh Hamdan exploit his public profile by creating fake social accounts that reuse his name and photos to offer too-good-to-be-true giveaways, investments and personal contact...
Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed (Fazza) maintains an active public presence on major social platforms—Instagram, Twitter and Facebook—as documented by UAE media and official communications, and photos shar...
Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed communicates with the public primarily through his highly followed social media accounts—especially Instagram (reported at ~16–17 million followers in 2025) and X/Twitter—an...
Creating fake social-media profiles impersonating Sheikh Hamdan or other public figures in the UAE can trigger criminal penalties under the UAE’s cybercrime and media laws, including for electronic fr...
A well-documented wave of impersonation scams uses Sheikh Hamdan’s name and images to solicit money, jobs or “royal” documents; victims should immediately stop contact, verify authenticity against the...
Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum — the Crown Prince (often called the Prince of Dubai) who chairs the Dubai Executive Council — has fronted a portfolio of high-profile civic, cultural ...
The record assembled from the supplied reporting shows widespread, well-documented impersonation scams using the name and photos of Sheikh Hamdan — including false “royal cards,” fake giveaways, inves...
Scams that use fake royal profiles in the UAE most commonly appear as bogus “giveaways,” counterfeit investment offers, romance/charity cons and impersonations used to extract fees or personal data — ...
Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed uses widely visible public channels — notably an official website and high-profile social media accounts such as Instagram and Twitter — that media and official outlets refe...
UAE royal family members sometimes post and announce personal matters on social media, but available analyses show mixed evidence about whether they *personally* manage those accounts; some individual...
Prince Hamdan bin Mohammed Al Maktoum does engage publicly on social media by commenting on posts and praising public acts, but available evidence shows ; many reported interactions are public comment...
The provided sources do not describe any official or public process used by the Dubai Royal Family to verify identities on social media; reporting instead covers royal social-media content, police war...