Moulay Abdallah was a Moroccan prince born in 1935, known for being a member of the Alaouite dynasty, which has ruled Morocco since the 17th century. He was the son of King Mohammed V and the brother of King Hassan II. Throughout his life, he held various ceremonial roles and was involved in cultural and social activities in Morocco. Moulay Abdallah passed away in 1983. His contributions to Moroccan society included promoting traditional arts and supporting local communities. His legacy continues to be remembered in the context of the royal family's influence on Morocco's history and culture.