Princess Maryam Begum

Afghan princess (1936–2021)

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Maryam Begum Naim
A young Afghan woman wearing a white top with a bow detail around the neckline; her dark hair is in a bouffant bob style Princess Maryam Begum, from a 1966 publication of the US Department of State
Born	(1936年11月02日)2 November 1936 Arg-i-Shahi, Kabul, Afghanistan
Died	25 December 2021(2021年12月25日) (aged 85) Kabul, Afghanistan
Burial	Maranjan Hill, Kabul,
Spouse	Professor Sardar Muhammad Aziz Khan Naim (m. 1960)
Issue	Sardar Nadir Khan Naim
House	House of Barakzai
Father	Mohammed Zahir Shah
Mother	Humaira Begum
Religion	Sunni Islam

Princess Maryam Begum Naim (2 November 1936 – 25 December 2021) was an Afghan princess.^[1] She was the second daughter of King Mohammed Zahir Shah and Queen Humaira Begum.

Princess Maryam Begum was educated at Malali School, Kabul. The princess was working as a Doctor when her father ruled the country.

Princess Maryam Begum died at home in Kabul, Afghanistan on 25 December 2021, at the age of 85.^[2]^[3] She was buried at Maranjan Hill in Kabul, Afghanistan.^[4]