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Leo Hafiz 

Persons born January 23rd to Mars 22nd.

"LEO is ruled by the Sun so the personality is charismatic, strong and is created to shine.They take on responsibility, naturally."

"Leos require autonomy and some individual power over their work."

"Leo is King of the Zodiac. His royal presence demands respect. Lions are like the Sun itself, warm and radiant, ready to help great and small, an"d give without counting the cost. No-one is kinder than a Lion, but can be badly hurt if people ignore or misunderstand them."

"If Leo is your Rising Sign, you're naturally cheerful. People are drawn to you, but other jealous! You're neither proud or pushy. "

"Like every other aspect of life, love is for Leos something mythical that should be experienced to the full. A little affection is not their style. They love to be in love and they love playing the role of lover. With Leos you’re in for a real love experience."

"Leos are perfect lovers. They have the talent to create from every love something special and magical. They love stylishly and without reservation and loyalty is part of their nature. Although Leos are vain and love being admired by members of the opposite sex, they are reliable partners and have the idealistic idea that love should be something dependable."

Excellent compatibility with romantic relationships.

"Hafiz" An old arabic refrense too love and patience.

A hafiz is born strong and giving but doesn't care for those who do not respect them.
Leo Hafiz by History Research December 12, 2016
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