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Keyword: Kingdom of Saudi Arabia

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South-East Asia

Keeping ‘Pancasila’ in order not to give Islam a bad name

Koya Kutty

Jumada' al-Ula' 10, 14191998-09-01

Dr Amien Rais has been credited with initiating the downfall of president Suharto in Indonesia. Leading the largest Islamic organisation - Muhammadiyah - he is considered a potential successor to B J Habibie in the next elections under the ‘reformasi’.

Occupied Arab World

Saudi scion calls for radical changes in the kingdom

M.S. Ahmed

Jumada' al-Ula' 14, 14181997-09-16

The Saudi rulers are about to undergo, for the first time, the humiliating experience of a public drubbing by a fully paid-up member of the desert kingdom’s inner elite.

Occupied Arab World

Another calamity strikes pilgrims at Hajj in occupied Saudi kingdom

Zafar Bangash

Dhu al-Hijjah 23, 14171997-05-01

The Saudi assertion that only 343 pilgrims (pilgrims) died in Mina in the April 15 fire has been challenged by eyewitness accounts who put the death toll at nearly 4,000. More than 12,000 were injured, many of them in the stampede that followed as the fire spread.

Features

How Abdul Aziz proclaimed himself king of Najd and the Hijaz and renamed it 'Saudi Arabia'

Zafar Bangash

Dhu al-Qa'dah 07, 14171997-03-16

The Anglo-Saudi friendship treaty (December 1915) opened up vast new opportunities for Abdul Aziz ibn Saud. He became the recipient of British largesse - 80,000 annually (60,000 annually plus a lump sum payment of 20,000). His task was to harass Turkish allies in eastern Arabia and to disrupt their supply lines.

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