The history of the King’s Cup, which began during the reign of King Saud, may God have mercy on him, in 1955 in Makkah; and in 1962 the first official competition in Saudi Arabia was organized.
Read moreA telegram from the Saudi Legation in Baghdad to the Iraqi Ministry of Foreign Affairs on 16 March 1935, regarding the attempted assassination of King Abdulaziz.
Read moreAn article from Al‑Ahram newspaper about the attempted assassination of King Abdulaziz and the rescue carried out by his son Saud: ‘The attempted assassination of King Ibn Saud while performing ṭawāf around the Kaaba on the morning of Eid al‑Adha
Read moreThe advocate for restoring the monarchy in Iraq: ‘I want to return to Baghdad’ — an interview with Sharif Ali bin al‑Hussein in Asharq Al‑Awsat. ‘And thus we survived, by the grace of God Almighty and then thanks to King Saud.
Read moreCrown Prince Saud and Rashid Ali al‑Kaylani after his asylum in Saudi Arabia, following his escape from Iraq and his seeking refuge with King Abdulaziz.
Read moreAl-Bilad Newspaper
Read moreDuring the Hajj of 1353 AH, some extremists from Yemen attempted to assassinate the Founder King while he was performing ṭawāf. God protected him, and the one who received the stab wounds was his Crown Prince, King Saud — may God have mercy on them both
Read moreAl‑Bilad newspaper, Issue No. 2293: Report on King Saud’s decree prohibiting British and French vessels from obtaining oil supplies in Saudi ports and announcing the severance of political relations with both states.
Read moreThe Biography of Crown Prince Saud” By Ahmad ‘Abd al‑Ghaffar al‑‘Attar Al‑Manhal Magazine, 1366 AH
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