The Prince, beaten to the presidency by the Swiss in June's election, wants another round of voting to be organised sooner rather than later.
FIFA presidential candidate Prince Ali bin al-Hussein says elections to appoint a permanent successor to Sepp Blatter should be not be delayed.
Prince Ali was beaten by Blatter in June's election but, having won a fifth term as president, the Swiss announced he would lay down his mandate in the midst of a corruption scandal that has engulfed the organisation.
Last week Blatter was handed a 90-day suspension by FIFA over allegations he signed an "unfavorable" contract with the Caribbean Football Union in 2005 that market experts claim handed over World Cup television rights for a fraction of their market value.