Tag: #SaudiaArabia

  • Masjid-al-Haram and Masjid-al-Nabwi opening has been announced

    Masjid-al-Haram and Masjid-al-Nabwi opening has been announced

    This report is by Ghazi Ahmad. Saudia Arabia: Fully opening of Masjid-al-Haram and Masjid-al-Nabwi has been announced. After more than a year and a half, Saudi Arabia announced the opening of the Masjid al-Haram and the Masjid al-Nabawi as usual, from October 17 without any restrictions. According to the Saudi Gazette, people who have received…

  • 19-year-old Zara Rutherford embarks on a world tour

    19-year-old Zara Rutherford embarks on a world tour

    Belgium: 19-year-old Zara Rutherford embarks on a mission to circumnavigate the world. Baaghi TV: According to Reports, she started her journey on August 18 and will travel around 52 countries in three months, and in the first phase of this mission she reached England from her hometown. During her journey, Zara Rutherford will cross the…

  • Foreigners allowed to buy property in Saudi Arabia

    Foreigners allowed to buy property in Saudi Arabia

    Saudi Arabia has allowed people living legally in the kingdom to buy property. According to the Saudi newspaper (Saudi Gazette), non-Saudis who are legal residents in the kingdom can now own property. According to the Saudi Gazette, the Abshar Platform has set three conditions for foreigners residing in Saudi Arabia that are necessary to buy…

  • Thirty percent of the work of the new shroud of the Kaabah strip  completed

    Thirty percent of the work of the new shroud of the Kaabah strip completed

    Makkah: 30% of the gold pieces of the strip for the new Kaabah shroud of 1433 AH have been manufactured, with 56 gold pieces remaining. The work on the new sections of the new shroud Kaabah belt has been finished by 30%, according to the King Abdul Aziz Kiswah Complex. The Kiswah Complex claimed in…

  • Pakistani’s who were imprisoned in Saudi Arabia have returned home

    Pakistani’s who were imprisoned in Saudi Arabia have returned home

    Another 62 Pakistanis in Saudi jails arrived in Pakistan on a special flight after their release. According to the reports,  Pakistani’s repatriated thanks to Prime Minister Imran Khan’s involvement and the availability of funding for their homecoming. “Funds were donated on my orders, and a special flight bringing 62 Pakistani detainees came home from Saudi…

  • Fasting individuals break their fast in Masjid Nabavi in the first decade of Zilhajj

    Fasting individuals break their fast in Masjid Nabavi in the first decade of Zilhajj

    Apart from 13,000 lunch boxes, thousands of packets of Zamzam water are also being distributed daily by the administration. Preparations for Hajj in Saudi Arabia have been completed. There are only a few days left until the arrival of Hajj Baitullah. People also fast in this holy month of Zilhajj. In this regard, the management…

  • Govt issues special instructions to repatriate stranded Pakistanis

    Govt issues special instructions to repatriate stranded Pakistanis

    Hundreds of Pakistanis have been stranded in Afghanistan due to the cancellation of flights and a strategy has been formulated to repatriate them. According to the details, Pakistani’s returning from Afghanistan will be tested for coronavirus at the border, however, vaccinated Pakistanis will be able to go home if their coronavirus test is negative. Citizens…

  • Aramco Experienced a Drastic Decrease in Revenue

    Aramco Experienced a Drastic Decrease in Revenue

    RIYADH, Mar 21 (XINHUA/APP): The Saudi Arabian Oil Company (Aramco) on Sunday announced a net income of 49 billion U.S. dollars in 2020, down from 88.2 billion dollars in 2019, or 44.4 percent. Aramco, in a statement, attributed the reduction to lower crude prices due to the COVID-19 pandemic, and Aramco CEO Amin Nasser described it as “one…

  • Saudi Twitter users grapple with ‘digital authoritarianism’

    Saudi Twitter users grapple with ‘digital authoritarianism’

    Riyadh, Nov 1 (AFP/APP):The former Saudi official’s tweet expressing condolences over an activist’s death seemed benign, but his mysterious disappearance soon afterwards highlighted what observers call the state’s “digital authoritarianism”. Abdulaziz al-Dukhail, who had served as deputy finance minister, went missing in April along with at least two other public intellectuals also believed to be…

  • In changing Saudi Arabia, first dog cafe delights pet lovers

    In changing Saudi Arabia, first dog cafe delights pet lovers

    Khobar, Saudi Arabia, Sept 29 (AFP/APP):Dog owners in Saudi Arabia can now enjoy a cup of coffee alongside their beloved pets at a new cafe — a first for the ultra-conservative kingdom. In Islam, dogs are considered unclean animals — unlike cats — and are generally banned from public places in Saudi Arabia. But The…