You are here

Halat Ammar

Saudi authorities at the Halat Ammar border crossing, in the northwest of the Kingdom, continue to bid farewell to pilgrims.

Authorities at Halat Ammar crossing see off departing Hajj pilgrims

  • Worshippers expressed their gratitude to the Saudi government after being offered copies of the Qur’an, SPA said
By Arab News ·

Opinion

Baria Alamuddin
Iran mourns Nasrallah with ‘strategic patience’ and empty rhetoric
Author
Carlo Baldocci
Agrifood industry can inspire closer Saudi-Italian ties
Author
Ghassan Charbel
What party, what Lebanon and what Iran?
Author
Chris Doyle
Why European inertia is not good for the Middle East
Author
Dr. Mohammed Al-Sulami
Internally divided Iran sees return of factional politics
Author
More in Opinion

Latest updates

Japan’s Prime Minister Kishida steps down to make way for likely successor Shigeru Ishiba
Japan’s Prime Minister Kishida steps down to make way for likely successor Shigeru Ishiba
Leaders depart UN facing prospect of a wider Mideast war — but with a blueprint for a better future
Leaders depart UN facing prospect of a wider Mideast war — but with a blueprint for a better future
Ukraine’s Zelensky: Front line ‘very, very difficult,’ must do what we can in autumn
Ukraine’s Zelensky: Front line ‘very, very difficult,’ must do what we can in autumn
Startling video shows Russian fighter jet flying within feet of US F-16 near Alaska
Startling video shows Russian fighter jet flying within feet of US F-16 near Alaska
US forces accounted for after reported rocket attack in Baghdad, official says
This picture shows the entrance of Baghdad International Airport on March 14, 2023 in Baghdad. (AFP)

Recommended

Middle-East
WHO has been preparing for ‘worst-case scenario’ in Lebanon, regional chief tells Arab News
WHO has been preparing for ‘worst-case scenario’ in Lebanon, regional chief tells Arab News
Middle-East
Frankly Speaking: Is a new civil war inevitable in Lebanon?
Frankly Speaking: Is a new civil war inevitable in Lebanon?
World
World’s path to peace should no longer be blocked by one or two countries, Kuwait’s ambassador to UN tells Arab News
World’s path to peace should no longer be blocked by one or two countries, Kuwait’s ambassador to UN tells Arab News

Search form

Print Edition
Read pdf version Subscribe now
© 2024 SAUDI RESEARCH & PUBLISHING COMPANY, All Rights Reserved And subject to Terms of Use Agreement.