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Saudi Arabia revokes visas for Ethiopian housemaids after differences over recruitment conditions

The Ministry of Labor and Social Development has prevented the enrollment of housemaids from Ethiopia after dealings between the two nations achieved a gridlock. Saudi experts recently issued a great many work visas to Saudi families to

3.2 million people pray Taraweeh at Prophet's Mosque in Ramadan first half

More than 3.2 million individuals have supplicated the Taraweeh, the exceptional night petitions in Ramadan, at the Prophet Mosque amid the initial 15 days of the sacred month, as per the Presidency of the Affairs of the Two Holy

Ramadan in Saudi Arabia: The Musaharati tradition

In spite of the walk of current innovation, old Ramadan conventions keep on dieing hard for Muslims in the Kingdom's biggest territory. The activity of Musaharati is the name given to the individual who strolls and thumps a drum in

SR5,000 fine for public decorum violators from Saturday

The official guidelines of the law to protect open propriety and battle its maltreatment will come into power from Saturday, May 25. Under

Saudi air defense downs explosives-laden drone launched by Houthis on Najran airport

The Arab Coalition's representative said on Thursday that the Saudi Air Defense blocked an automaton conveying explosives that was propelled by

Ramadan in Najd: Between the past and the present

The long stretch of Ramadan conveys otherworldly happiness to Saudi Arabia — distinctive to anyplace else around the globe. The

Saudi princess hosts iftar dinner for 300 orphans

Princess Doaa Bint Mohammed, the United Nations represetative of harmony for kids, facilitated an iftar supper for 300 vagrants at Almasah Celebration Hall in Jeddah on Monday to impart to them the delight of the heavenly month of Ramadan.

Online documentation of labor contracts becomes mandatory in Saudi Arabia

Minister of Labor and Social Development Ahmed Al-Rajhi has endorsed a program for online documentation of work contracts. This will empower businesses in the private part to submit electronically contracts of their representatives to

Saudi Arabia recruits 1,000 nurses from the Philippines

Saudi Arabia has recruited 1,000 nurses from the Philippines, as the kingdom hopes to help its human services segment. "The activity request for enlisted medical caretakers is straightforwardly from Saudi Arabia's Ministry of

Security forces apprehend 26 terror suspects in Ramadan

Security forces have captured 26 fear suspects amid the initial 10 days of Ramadan, as indicated by the Presidency of the State Security. The administration said those captured incorporate 14 Saudis, five Yemenis, two Sri Lankans and two