The national anthem of Jordan is titled "As-salam al-malaki al-urduni," which translates to "The Royal Anthem of Jordan." It was composed by Abdul Rahman al-Rahbani in 1946, with lyrics written by Ibrahim Touqan. The anthem reflects themes of patriotism, pride, and the rich history of the Jordanian people. The anthem is played during official ceremonies and events, symbolizing national unity and identity. It emphasizes loyalty to the Hashemite monarchy and the country's aspirations for peace and prosperity. The music and lyrics together evoke a sense of belonging and honor among Jordanians.