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2009-01-05 WAMY digs six new wells in Sudan
The World Assembly of Muslim Youth (WAMY) in Makkah Region has recently implemented a number of charitable development projects in Sudan including digging six wells. These wells will benefit more than ten thousand Sudanese.
2009-01-05 More than 733,000 pilgrims arrive in Madinah
The Secretariat of Hajj Committee in Madinah has disclosed that the number of pilgrims, who arrived in Madinah until Saturday amounted to 733,448.
2009-01-04 SR100 million and counting!
King Abdullah, Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques, donated SR30 million to give the countrywide fund-raising campaign in aid of the Gaza Palestinians a strong boost at its launch Saturday across Saudi Arabia.
2009-01-02 Gaza dominates Friday sermons
The plight of Palestinians in Gaza was the main topic of Friday sermons at all mosques throughout Saudi Arabia yesterday. In Buraidah, Friday prayer
2009-01-01 Issue of women traveling without mahram sparks debate
Leading Saudi cleric Sheikh Abdul Mohsen Bin Nasser Al-Obaikan's views on allowing women to travel freely without having a mahram (a male relative with whom marriage is forbidden) has sparked a debate in the Saudi society.
2008-12-31 We treat women kindly, says senior Commission official
The Commission for Promotion of Virtue and Prevention of Vice says it treats women arrested for minor social violations kindly
2008-12-25 Expansion of Prophet's Mosque begins next month
The expansion work at the Prophet's Mosque in Madinah aimed at accommodating 500,000 more worshippers will start by the middle of next month, Asharq Al-Awsat daily reported yesterday.
2008-12-24 1,027,822 pilgrims leave Saudi Arabia after performing Hajj
According to a statement released by the General Directorate of Passports, the number of pilgrims who left the Kingdom up to yesterday amounted to 1,027,822.
2008-12-24 Saudi mufti says no to lingerie saleswomen
Saudi Arabia's grand mufti has objected to women working in lingerie shops, despite the labour ministry's approval and rising complaints from female customers about male-only staff, papers said Wednesday. "Women are entrusted to us, we should not
2008-12-23 4 Madina Imams, muezzins fired, 17 others suspended
Four Imams and muezzins have been fired and the services of 17 others suspended in Madina for negligence and poor service. The Ministry of Islamic Affairs in the
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Analysis: The MV Sirius Star - Saudi Reaction and Response

Saudi Arabia was stunned to learn on November 17 that the MV Sirius Star, a Saudi Aramco oil tanker with a full cargo, had been highjacked by Somali pirates two days before. Though the Foreign Minister said publicly that the Kingdom would not negotiate, he did not deny the fact that ransom talks were underway for its release.
Analysis : The Oil Crisis and Saudi Regional Strategy (part four)

As the price of crude has retreated from its summer highs, some argue that the market is simply returning to the price levels of a year ago, which it arguably should never have left. The sudden fall, however, has shattered the hopes of those in the royal family who found strategic advantage in the crisis, and left unresolved the future direction of the Kingdom's oil policy.
Analysis: The Oil Crisis and Saudi Regional Strategy (part three)

Saudi Arabia has repeatedly affirmed its committment to an increase in production capacity, yet has been reluctant to take meaningful action to bring down the price of crude, despite its role as swing producer. Are the Saudis faced with declining reserves, and unable to raise production levels, or are short-term geopolitical considerations to blame?
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