King Saud’s inaugurates Al‑Malki Azhari School in Nasr al‑Nuba

In 1967, the late King Saud founded the Al‑Malki Azhari School in Nasr al‑Nuba, located 60 kilometers south of Aswan, insisting that the school should not bear his name. The school was led for many years by Sheikh Jamal Hussein Ahmed. During his visit to Aswan with President Gamal Abdel...

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Why Families of Al‑Sulayyil in Al‑Baha named their sons ‘Saud’

During the reign of King Saud, a man named Saeed bin Farhan Al‑Wud‘ani, known as ‘Walad Bitla’, served as a guard in the Emirate of Al‑Baha. He was his mother’s only son. At the time, a dangerous criminal—known for selling alcohol, assaulting women, and believed by some to practice sorcery—had...

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