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Hundreds of people throng mosques for free iftar meal
As the sun sets every evening during Ramadan, hundreds of people throng mosques that offer a free iftar meal. The iftar box comprises dates, laban, juices, fruits and dishes such as the traditional Saudi kabsa. Some mosques also serve
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Fasting Hours in 10 Major Cities of Saudi Arabia – Ramadan 2018
The highly awaited holy month of Ramadan is upon us. Muslims all around the world have already begun preparations for the Holy Month. Muslims all around the world fast during the Holy month of Ramadan. During their fasts, Muslims are
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List of Saudi Arabia’s Kings and Crown Princess since 1932
Saudi Arabia is a beautiful country and one of the very few countries where Kings rule the country and their residents and citizens are much happier
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7 facts about the Historic caves of Al Shada mountains in Al Baha, Saudi Arabia
1. A small town Al-Makhnaw around 800 kilometers southwest of Riyadh, surrounded by several villages with the Rocky Mountains is a scenic sight. The
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About Saudi Arabia - State Of Saudi Arabia
State of Saudi: Saudi Arabia, officially known as the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA), is an Arab state in Western Asia constituting the bulk of the
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Culture Name Saudi Arabian Alternative Names Arabia, Saudi, North Arabia, Desert Arabia; informally, the Kingdom Orientation Identific
Read MoreSaudi Arabia’s new Crown Prince
King Salman of Saudi Arabia named his favourite son Mohammed bin Salman as next in line for the throne on June 21st. In addition to promotion, the King removed all titles from the former crown prince Mohammed bin Nayef.
Read More40 Interesting Facts About Saudi Arabia
1. Saudi Arabia tore down a centuries-old Turkish fortress, at one time used to protect Mecca and the Kaaba from invaders and bandits, to build a Megahotel complex. 2. The Queen of England once “terrorized” Saudi Arabia’s King
Read MoreTen interesting facts about Saudi Arabia
1. Mecca and Medina are two of the most holy cities of Islam. Non-Muslims are not allowed to step foot on these holy grounds. 2. The Rub’ al Khali, or the Empty Quarter, is one of the driest places on earth. This desert, which
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