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September 23, 2025
Gulf leaders express condolences over the passing of Grand Mufti
September 23, 2025
Funeral prayers in absentia were offered for the late Grand Mufti in mosques across Saudi Arabia
September 23, 2025
European Council hails Saudi-French initiative for Middle East peace
September 23, 2025
Abbas thanking Saudi Arabia and UN for advancing Palestine statehood recognition
September 23, 2025
Saudi Arabia welcomes recognition of Palestinian state by 7 countries, including France and Belgium
September 23, 2025
Crown Prince leads funeral prayer for late Grand Mufti in Riyadh
September 23, 2025
Economy minister to attend UN summit in New York on Wednesday
September 23, 2025
Saudi Grand Mufti Sheikh Abdulaziz Al-Sheikh passes away
Saudi Gazette report RIYADH — Every sovereign state carries a national anthem, music and words that embody its independence, pride, and identity.In Saudi Arabia, the journey to its current anthem reflects decades of history, from the first composition in the mid-20th century to the adoption of lyrics that continue to echo across generations.
The first melody
In 1946 (1365 AH), musician Abdulrahman Al-Khatib entrusted with composing the Kingdom’s first royal anthem.This instrumental piece, performed by military bands, became the music that welcomed dignitaries and accompanied state occasions.It was a march without lyrics, but its solemn tones symbolized sovereignty and unity.
Words of loyalty in the era of King Saud
In 1958 (1377 AH), poet Mohammed Talat composed a lyrical piece to...
September 23, 2025
The anthem of unity: The story of Saudi Arabia’s national song
September 23, 2025
What the Kings said: Words of pride and nationhood
