Saudi Arabia marks first day of Hajj
Millions of Muslims from around the world have flocked to the Saudi Arabian city of Mecca to mark the first day of Hajj, the largest pilgrimage in the world to the holiest site in Islam. The sheer number of pilgrims poses tremendous logistical and security challenges. Mohamed Vall, reporting from Mecca, takes a look at the Saudi government's security preparations for the event.
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Saudi Plane Crash Landing at Karachi Airport.flv
enjoymenttube.blogspot.com Express News channel report - Personal plane of "TABUK SAUDI ARABIA GOVERNER". A chartered flight of AMC Airlines McDonnell Douglas MD-83 (registered in Egypt as SU-BOZ) with 72 passengers flying from Saudi city of Tabuk to Pakistani city of Quetta made nose gear up landing at Jinnah International Air Port (JIAP), Karachi, Pakistan, on December 25, 2011. The aircraft on its landing approach to Quetta experienced problem with its nose gear and then flew to Karachi to make nose gear up landing at Karachi Airport. It was a safe emergency landing and all passengers and crew members remained safe.
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Revolution in Saudi Arabia
Hundreds of police were deployed in Riyadh, on the day anti-government rallies were planned. Security forces blocked roads and set up checkpoints in an attempt to thwart protests. Protests are illegal in Saudi Arabia, which has had an absolute monarchy since its unification in the 1930s news.bbc.co.uk
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Saudi Arabia and Western Hypocrisy
Madawi Al-Rasheed: Washington is calling the worst repression in the Arab world "evolving reform"
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Saudi Arabian princess speaks out [NBC: 6-20-2011]
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Saudi Arabia: The Desert Railway
As we entered the Riyadh railway station, in Saudi Arabia; our starting point is the front box office. This is where passengers may buy their tickets for their journey. A list of ticket prices and destinations are made available for passengers to choose from. Depending on the class, tickets prices vary. A first class ticket costs one hundred and twenty riyals, equivalent to 32 USD while an economic ticket may cost as low as sixty riyals, 16 USD. The trains operate on a fixed schedule providing five daily trips between "Riyadh" to "Al Hofuf" and from "Abqaiq" to "Dammam." The journey between each station consists of a four hundred and forty-nine kilometers ride. The twenty-five year old train takes around three hours to travel from Riyadh to Hofuf. The train consists of three classes separated according to price and feature. The top seating class is "Al Rehab", which offers private seating but lacks entertainment servic. The second seating class is called "Al Talla'ea," has smaller seats. The third class seating is the "Qafela", seats passengers at the end of the train. Translated by: Shounaz Mekky Reported by: Mohammed Al Yousy Voice: Mustapha Ajbaili By: Ikram Al Yacoub Al Arabiya
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Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince laid to rest in Riyadh
www.euronews.net Crown Prince Sultan bin Abdulaziz al-Saud was buried in Riyadh on Tuesday. Prince Sultan died in a New York hospital from colon cancer on Saturday. His relatives looked on as he was laid to rest. He served as defence minister and oversaw a spending spree that made the kingdom once of the world's biggest arms buyers. Observers expect King Abdullah to name Interior Minister Prince Nayef as the new heir to the throne of the world's top oil exporter. Officials from across the Arab and Islamic worlds came to pay their respects.
Ezra Levant: Saudi Arabian Fascists Threaten Free Speech In Canada!
This is the entire episode of The Source for Sept. 19th 2011, in which Ezra Levant reveals the sinister effort by Saudi Arabia to Silence EthicalOil.org for this commercial www.youtube.com . Ezra's guests are Tom Ross, Alykhan Velshi, Brooke Goldstein & Daniel Pipes. Background: Ethical Oil group squares off against Saudi Arabia over TV ad An advocate for Canada's oil sands is thumbing his nose at the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, which wants anti-Saudi TV ads suppressed. "We caught this foreign dictatorship trying to undermine freedom of the press here in Canada and trying to export its own contempt for democracy, its own contempt for freedom of the press here in Canada," Alykhan Velshi, founder of the group Ethicaloil.org, told the Toronto Sun. The TV spot, set to start running on the Sun News Network Monday, argues against importing oil from Saudi Arabia because of its poor human rights record. More ca.news.yahoo.com
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ملاهي كنق النظيم و كازمن ( داخلي + خارجي ) Drifting in Saudi Arabia
Hagwalah is arab style drifting which has been around for many years. These guys go over the limit and only represent themselves...not everybody. I am just a cameraman! Hagawlah is illegal and the people involved defy the police and government - a lot of them are actually in prison.. Please do not abuse whole religions/races - this has nothing to do with religion, it`s all about cars لايك ياحلوين Like :* ملك زمانة ( كنق النظيم ) اكورد اسطورة الرياض ( كازمن ) كامري الروقي سوناتا KiNG ALNAZEEM Accord KAZMiN Camry ALro8y Sonata
Suppressing investigation about the role of Saudi Arabia in 9/11
Saudi link to 9/11 hijackers found in Sarasota but not revealed by FBI
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Oil Discovery and Distribution of Wealth in Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates (1968)
thefilmarchive.org Saudi Arabian oil was first discovered in commercial quantities at Qatif in 1938. In 1922, King 'Abd-al'-Aziz met a New Zealand mining engineer named Major Frank Holmes. During World War I, Holmes had been to Gallipoli and then Ethiopia, where he first heard rumours of the oil seeps of the Persian Gulf Region. He was convinced that much oil would be found throughout the region. After the war, Holmes helped to set up Eastern and General Syndicate Ltd in order, among other things, to seek oil concessions in the region. In 1923, the king signed a concession with Holmes allowing him to to search for oil in eastern Saudi Arabia. Eastern and General Syndicate brought in a Swiss geologist to evaluate the land but he claimed that searching for oil in Arabia would be "a pure gamble." This discouraged the major banks and oil companies from investing in Arabian oil ventures. In 1925, Holmes signed a concession with the sheikh of Bahrain, allowing him to search for oil there. He then proceeded to the United States to find an oil company that might be interested in taking on the concession. He found help from Gulf Oil. In 1927, Gulf Oil took control of the concessions that Holmes made years ago. But Gulf Oil was a partner in the Iraq Petroleum Company, which was jointly owned by Royal Dutch/Shell, Anglo-Persian, the Compagnie Française des Pétroles, and "the Near East Development Company, representing the interests of the American companies. The partners had signed <b>...</b>
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Saudi Arabia: Is protesting for democracy un-Islamic?-Islam & Life-09-22-2011
www.presstv.com Saudi Arabia, where popular democracy has never been considered a legitimate form of rule, has seen a number of protests calling for human right and political freedom. The move included online appeals for public demonstrations and requests addressed to King Abdullah made by intellectuals and human rights activists for changes to Saudi society and constitution. Protesters were aiming for a jasmine uprising similar to that of Egypt and Tunisia. As a response, Saudi Arabia denounced pro-democracy protests as 'un-Islamic'. The royal family struck quickly, adopting a ban on public demonstrations and acts of civil disobedience. The country's top religious leaders issued a statement, slamming as "un-Islamic" calls for demonstrations and pro-reform petitions. Regulations in the kingdom forbid categorically all sorts of demonstrations and marches as they contradict Islamic Sharia law and the values and traditions of Saudi society," the Saudi Interior Ministry statement said. This leads to questions about Saudi Arabia's inaccurate religious measures and its method in 'constructing religious rules' on demand. In this edition of the show we ask the following question: Saudi Arabia: Is it un-Islamic to protest for democracy?
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Ethical Oil TV Ad - Saudi Arabia (The ad Saudi Arabia doesn't want you to see)
Fact. Last year we bought over four hundred million barrels of oil from Saudi Arabia. We bankrolled a state that doesn't allow women to drive. Doesn't allow them to leave their homes - or work - without their male guardians' permission. And a state where a woman's testimony only counts for a half of a man's. Why are we paying their bills... And funding their oppression? Today there's a better way. Ethical oil. From Canada's oil sands. Ethical Oil. A choice we have to make. --- UPDATE: The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, an oil rich dictatorship, has moved to censor this Canadian television ad that educates Canadian consumers about the oppression of women in Saudi Arabia and the role played by Saudi oil exports in enabling this oppression. Find out more by visiting: tinyurl.com
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Saudi Arabia's king gives women the vote for the first time
Women in Saudi Arabia welcome King Abdullah bin Abdulaziz al-Saud's decision to allow women to vote and stand in elections for the first time in the country's history.
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Inside Story - Is Saudi Arabia really opening up?
Saudi Arabia held its second-ever municipal elections on Thursday. The vote came just four days after King Abdullah granted women the right to vote and run in the next municipal elections in 2015. But what does this mean for the conservative country?
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Manal Al Sharif driving in Saudi Arabia (with English subtitles)
For more on this case, follow @jessradio on Twitter. Original translation by @FreeBenghazi, with help from Eman Al Nafjan (@Saudiwoman) and Errafat Thabet (@samwaddah). Video production by Maisie Cohen. Co-ordinated by Jess Hill (@jessradio). On Thursday May 19, Manal al-Sharif, a 32-year-old IT consultant, got in her car and drove through the streets of Khobar in Saudi Arabia. Sharif had a passenger with her -- Wajeha al-Huwaider, a women's rights activist. Al-Huwaider filmed al-Sharif driving, and the two women talked about the limitations they face as women in the Gulf kingdom. Manal al-Sharif uploaded the video on YouTube, and before it was taken down four days later, it attracted over 600000 views. The following day, al-Sharif drove again, this time with her family. The car was stopped by traffic police, and arrested al-Sharif and her brother. They were released later that evening. Around 2am the following morning, religious police arrived at al-Sharif's house, and arrested her again. Saudi authorities say she will be detained until June 5. Amnesty International has declared al-Sharif a 'prisoner of conscience', and is calling for her immediate release. (www.amnesty.org.au
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The Making of Desert Seas (Saudi Arabia)
The Making of Desert Seas (Saudi Arabia) A behind-the-scenes look at what it was like working on the new National Geographic documentary, Desert Seas" A natural history documentary featuring Saudi Arabia's two seas; the Red Sea and the Arabian Gulf, produced by Icon Films and underwritten by Saudi Aramco." Took two years to shoot and shows Saudi Arabia's two seas and marine life as never seen before. David Attenborough narrates the documentary. Attached is 12 minutes long and only the behind-the-scenes footage
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Brutal fight !!!! Saudi Arabia Thailand 3-0 Soccer or Muay Thai !!!!! Al-Abed !!!
Brutal fight !!!! Saudi Arabia Thailand 3-0 Soccer or Muay Thai !!!!! Al-Abed !!! RIYDAH: Saudi Arabia scored thrice in the second half for a crucial 3-0 win over Thailand in a Group D round four match of the Asian World Cup qualifier, which was played a the King Fahd International Stadium, Riyadh, on Friday night. Naif Hazzazi gave the hosts the lead with a 58the minute header. Ahmed Al-Fraidi doubled the score in the 78th minute and Mohammed Nour completed the rout ten minutes later. With this win Saudi Arabia move to second place in the group with five points thus keeping their hopes of qualifying for the 2014 World Cup, that will be held in Brazil, alive. Australia top the group with nine points while Oman and Thailand take the other two spots with four points each. Saudi Arabia finally found its missing magic on a magical 11/11/11 day to defeat the dark horse of the group. Ironically, on 9/9/09, Saudi Arabia suffered an embarrassing exit against Bahrain at the same stadium in the qualifying matches of World Cup 2010 after the team drew 2-2. Saudi Arabia needed to win in order to qualify to the next round to play against New Zealand. In front of large crowd, the Saudi team entered the match with only one thing in mind - to win. The Saudi team was quick to attack in the first ten minutes in order to establish an ascendancy in the match. An early goal would have changed the face of the match. The Saudi attacks, though incisive, were blunted by the well-organized Thai <b>...</b>
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Jeddah city Video guide (Saudi Arabia)
Jeddah airport, where hundreds of hours waiting for their mixed-biznesdzhetov ready to fly at the request of the owner anywhere in the world; Sea Port of Jeddah - one of the largest cargo port in the Middle East, a seaport museum and the great ships; old city buildings, surviving from a time when no oil was found night bazaar: a lot of shops, stunning in its diversity. You can buy spices and national clothes in places; medieval fortress, museum of history of Jeddah, the artifacts brought from the holy places long ago, but survived to this day; urban neighborhoods, wonderful embankments, street sculpture, the house of local residents, and more.
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Saudi Arabian Airlines A320-200 Riyadh Morning Departure
SV has recently increased t's daily service to Dubai from Riyadh to 4 flights with more possibilities during peak season. Flight SV 562 leaves at 7 am during the daily RUH rush hour particularly for domestic flights. Enjoy! Thumbs up and comments are much appreciated!
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Women2Drive (Saudi Arabia)
This is to show my support, and hopefully keep that adrenaline rush going through your veins. We're one step closer to achieving, and we will have our rights. Music: DJ Got Us Fallin' In Love - Usher (Instrumental)
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#Tal3mrak: Hashtag in Saudi Arabia Challenges King
The phrase Tal3mrak in Saudi Arabia literally translates into "May God Prolong Your Life" - and its used as aa sign of respect when addressing royalty or influential business men in the Gulf region. But a new use of the expression in the form of a hashtag on twitter marks an outpouring of criticisms of the government from netizens in Saudi Arabia and the wider Arab World who claim the royal family ignores Saudi Arabia's poor and are quelling the spirit of dissent and self-determination across the region.
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