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92% of Saudis reject Daesh – Think tank

JEDDAH/ABHA: A whopping 92 percent of Saudis reject the Daesh terrorist group according to new research conducted by an American think tank. The study was...

Saudi Muslim scholars critisize Israel's Al-Aqsa violations

Saudi Arabia's Council of Muslim Scholars condemned Israel's recent violations against the Al-Aqsa Mosque compound in occupied East Jerusalem. "Israeli aggression against Muslim worshippers and...

UK website aimed at parents who fear children may join ISIS

Britain launches a new website on Tuesday which aims to educate Muslim teenagers against groups like ISIS, as the government backed the right of...

Saudi Arabia contributions to help Yemenis, Syrians applauded

Saudi Arabia has called for a political solution in Yemen to ensure the return of legitimate governance and resumption of national dialogue there, according...

Remotely possible: Saudi Arabia launches work-from-home program

Remotely possible launched recently by the Labor Ministry will offer 200,000 work opportunities for people struggling to travel to their workplaces, according to the...

Syria refugees kept behind fences amid Jordan security fears

A barbed wire-topped fence encircles a section of this bleak U.N.-run camp, isolating thousands of recent arrivals — whom Jordan considers a potential security...

800,000 Hajis … and rising

Nearly 800,000 pilgrims have arrived from abroad to perform Haj this year. According to statistics released by the Passport Department on Thursday, 796,581 pilgrims have...

Queiroz, Iran in Ronaldo’s crosshairs as Portugal target last 16

Cristiano Ronaldo will look to fire his country into the last 16 of the World Cup on Monday at the expense of former Portugal...

Egyptian drug trafficker put to death in Tabuk

Saudi Arabia executed on Monday an Egyptian man convicted of smuggling drugs, the interior ministry said. Ibrahim Mohammed Salman was caught trying to smuggle opium...

Saudi Prince Sultan unveils plans to welcome tourists

Saudi Arabia will begin issuing select tourist visas soon to welcome tens of thousands of foreigners a year, part of a sweeping national reform...

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