The Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques moved to the mercy of God tonight

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Simple burial for late Saudi King Abdullah

Mourners gather around the grave of Saudi King Abdullah following his burial in Riyadh Jan. 23, 2015. (Reuters)

Staff Writer, Al Arabiya News
Friday, 23 January 2015

Late Saudi Arabia's King Abdullah was carried in a simple white cloak to an unmarked grave on Friday in a Riyadh cemetery where many of citizens rest, in keeping with burial traditions.


The body of Saudi King Abdullah is carried during his funeral at Imam Turki Bin Abdullah Grand Mosque in Riyadh Jan. 23, 2015 (Reuters)



King Salman bin Abdulaziz ordered absentee funeral prayer to be held at mosques throughout the kingdom.


The body of Saudi King Abdullah is carried during his funeral at Imam Turki Bin Abdullah Grand Mosque in Riyadh Jan. 23, 2015. (Reuters)

The afternoon prayer that preceded the late king's burial took place before ranks of Muslim leaders, Saudi princes and religious scholars, his body was transported to the mosque in a city ambulance.


Mourners bury the body of Saudi King Abdullah during his funeral in Riyadh January 23, 2015, in this handout photo provided by Saudi Press Agency. (Reuters)



It was borne through the crowds on a carpet on a simple stretcher, laid in front of the faithful at prayer and then carried by the late king’s male relatives to the graveyard, where it was laid in the ground with no ceremony.




Mourners gather around the grave of Saudi King Abdullah following his burial in Riyadh Jan. 23, 2015. (Reuters)


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Last Update: Saturday, 24 January 2015 KSA 09:03 - GMT 06:03

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Sisi on death of King Abdullah: ‘Humanity has lost a great man'

Egypt's President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi (C) arrives to offer condolences after the death of Saudi King Abdullah in Riyadh January 24, 2015. (Reuters)

By Staff writer | Al Arabiya News
Sunday, 25 January 2015

Egyptian President Abdelfattah al-Sisi on Saturday offered his condolences for the death of Saudi King Abdullah bin Abdulaziz and said in a televised speech broadcast by Egyptian state television that “humanity has lost a loyal, honest and great man.”

Sisi added that Arabs and Muslims, as well as the entire world, have lost a “wise man whose stances were noble and honorable.” He also expressed his well wishes for new king, Salman bin Abdulaziz, adding that King Salman can “continue the journey of the kingdom's path.”

The Egyptian president, accompanied by a delegation which included a number of ministers and al-Azhar clerics, arrived to Riyadh on Saturday to pay respects.

Sisi, who has now departed Riyadh for Egypt, met king Salman bin Abdulaziz, Crown Prince Muqrin bin Abdulaziz and Prince Mohammad bin Nayef who was appointed second-in-line to the throne and offered Egypt's condolences to them, adding that Egypt is confident that King Salman will resume Saudi Arabia's path towards the future in a manner that serves Arab and Muslim nations.


Last Update: Sunday, 25 January 2015 KSA 13:32 - GMT 10:32

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Russia

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Filthy hypocrite - ally of Iran and Assad - ! Mass murderer !



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[Scorpion]

Filthy hypocrite - ally of Iran and Assad - ! Mass murderer !



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Oil price was the reason behind his coming.

 

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Saudi monarch’s death dominates social media in Jordan
by Mohammad Ghazal | Jan 24, 2015 | 22:38

AMMAN — The news of Saudi King Abdullah Bin Abdulaziz’s death dominated the social media scene in Jordan over the weekend, with many Jordanians posting and commenting on the news on Twitter and Facebook.

Social media users voiced their sympathies and condolences to the Saudi people over the king’s death, which was announced in the early hours of Friday.

Facebook and Twitter users posted comments and pictures referring to the late king’s achievements and support for Arab and Muslim nations.

“He was a great leader. He was supportive of the causes of Arabs and Muslims. His achievements and development of Saudi Arabia are immense,” twitter user (@jotechie) commented over the weekend.

“Late Saudi king was a modest person. He died, was put in a simple white shroud and buried in an unmarked grave,” the twitter user said.

EssDee(@Shathvx) wrote: “Such a great leader, king and father! May his soul rest in peace.”

She tweeted a photo highlighting some of the late monarch’s achievements.

In nine years, the Saudi leader ordered the establishment of 28 universities, six medical cities, 32 public hospitals and 11 sports cities, according to the photo.

Grieving for the loss of the Saudi king, Facebook users also expressed their sympathies to the Saudi people.

“I offer my condolences to all the brotherly Saudis and send my deepest sympathies for the loss of the King who wholeheartedly loved his people. He was a generous and kind person,” Hassoun Domi said in a comment on Facebook.

Nader Maaytah, another Facebook user, said all Jordanians are saddened by the news of the Saudi king’s death.

Other Facebook users posted news items and analyses on what the Saudi leader’s death means for the region and how newly proclaimed King Salman Bin Abdulaziz will deal with major issues facing the Gulf and the Middle East.

King Salman named his half-brother Muqrin as his crown prince and heir, according to Reuters.

Saudi monarch’s death dominates social media in Jordan | The Jordan Times

 

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Man I feel like I lost my own father.

 

[Falcon29]

Again, just lie !

Abdullah bin Abdulaziz Al Saud, 2002 : Arab Peace Initiative

Listen , I don't want to waste my time with you. This is inaction. If compared to how Muslims leaders are require to strive for. And Arab leaders did nothing to pressure israel. On contrary, all these leaders have ties Israel. I also am a Muslim before Palestinian. I will not judge people basd on their acts of goodwill/Hostility to my people. I judge based on right and wrong.

Whatever your views on Iran are. Doesn't negate behavior of Arab leaders who are just as bad if not worse, all of them will die together. And it was proohecised by our prophet. Muslims by name don't care though.

Saudi built housing complex residents offer their condolences in Rafah, Gaza.

@Falcon29 @Scorpion

Read my response to the other guy.

 

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And your little pea sized brain doesn't understwdn that.

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Thank you very much.

Coming from you - and all people (Muslim Brotherhood, Hamas friend with kezboshitan and Iran) like you - it is a great honor for me.

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Samson Option


“Israel must be like a mad dog, too dangerous to bother.”

Jericho III


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'King waited 30 minutes in Riyadh street for accompanying delegation'

by JT | Jan 26, 2015 | 00:09 Updated: Jan 26, 2015 |

In this photo provided by the Saudi Press Agency, His Majesty King Abdullah offers condolences over the passing of Saudi King Abdullah Bin Abdulaziz to Saudi Arabia’s new king, Salman Bin Abdulaziz, in Riyadh on Saturday (AP photo/SPA)

AMMAN — Foreign Minister Nasser Judeh on Sunday tweeted that while His Majesty King Abdullah was in Riyadh on Saturday, he got out of his car to wait for the other cars carrying the accompanying delegation to offer condolences over the death of Saudi King Abdullah Bin Abdulaziz.

When His Majesty noticed that the cars of the accompanying delegation were late because of traffic congestion in the Saudi capital, he got out of the car and waited on the street for 30 minutes, Judeh wrote on his Twitter account (@NasserJudeh).

The Monarch went to Riyadh on Saturday to pay respects over the death of Saudi Arabia’s King Abdullah, who passed away on Friday.

The King, leading a high-ranking delegation, extended his condolences and sympathies to Saudi Arabia’s new king, Salman Bin Abdulaziz, the royal family and people.

In addition to Judeh, the accompanying delegation included Their Royal Highnesses Prince Feisal and Prince Rashid; Prime Minister Abdullah Ensour; Royal Court Chief Fayez Tarawneh; Chairman of the Joint Chiefs-of-Staff Gen. Mashal Al Zaben; Sharif Fawaz Zaben, the King’s adviser for tribal affairs; Interior Minister Hussein Majali; and Jordan’s Ambassador to Saudi Arabia Jamal Shamayleh.

Judeh’s tweet had been retweeted by more than 176 Twitter users until Sunday evening and received many comments praising the King’s gesture.

This is not strange from the King, wrote Rafat Hamadneh (@raftsalm).

“These are the values of the Hashemites,” tweeted Noor (@Lolass681Noor).

Ziad Nahar (@z_nahar1) wrote: “His Majesty always surprises us with humbleness, humanity and sharing others’ feelings.”
'King waited 30 minutes in Riyadh street for accompanying delegation' | The Jordan Times

 

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Queen Rania pays condolences to family of late Saudi king
by JT | Jan 26, 2015 |

AMMAN — Her Majesty Queen Rania paid her respects on Sunday to the family of King Abdullah Bin Abdulaziz during a short visit to Saudi Arabia.

Several princesses accompanied the Queen on the visit, according to a statement from Her Majesty’s office.

Queen Rania pays condolences to family of late Saudi king | The Jordan Times

 

[Lieutenant]

Easy guys, lets keep it clean. Maybe some other time but not in this thread for God's sake.

 

[PoRiRam]

King Abdullah was a good man and one of the best hopes for the Saudi people, especially for women's rights. I hope that the Saudi nation continues to have leaders that truly care about them as a people as King Abdullah did, and best of luck to all of his people in other things as well.