King Saud Mosque in the village of Al‑Qar‘ā’ – Abha, built 55 years ago at His Majesty’s expense for the residents of Al‑Qar‘ā’.
Read moreKing Saud Mosque, which was built in the center of Al‑Nasiriyah Palace, near the Royal Court at the palace gate entrance, and where his majesty used to perform his prayers.
Read moreAfter King Abdulaziz — may God have mercy on him — regained the city of Riyadh and settled there, he lived in the Dukhna area in Al‑Deira, where the old houses of Al Saud, built by Imam Turki, were located. These houses were in poor condition, so the King ordered...
Read moreKing Abdulaziz Palace in Al‑Kharj (Mushrif) before restoration, and in the background stands King Saud’s palace prior to its demolition
Read moreA photo of one of King Saud’s palaces in the Al‑Aziziyah district in central Al‑Saih city, before its demolition and the construction of the Al‑Kharj Governorate Diwan headquarters.”
Read moreKing Saud’s resting spot in Jeddah, in the Al‑Waziriyyah district northwest of the stadium and north of the Port Bridge.”
Read moreKing Saud ordered Sheikh Abdullah bin Thabit Al‑Sarhani, the sheikh of the Al‑Sarhan tribe in Al‑Qara‘a, to supervise the construction of the Abha palace in Al‑Qara‘a in 1956/57, after his return from a trip abroad and his inquiry about high-altitude regions in the Kingdom
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