Harem owners, also known as Sultans (7 letters), were typically the rulers of a Muslim country or empire. They were responsible for the protection and well-being of their subjects, and had the power to make laws and regulations. They also had the authority to appoint governors and other officials, and to grant titles and honors. In addition, they were in charge of the harem, which was a separate part of the palace where the Sultan's wives and concubines lived.