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  Image 1A view ofJabal Sawda, a peak located in Saudi Arabia, with an elevation of around 3,000 metres (9,843 ft).^[1]
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  Image 2Sunset view fromFarasan Island, the largest island of theFarasan Islands, in theRed Sea. It is located some 50 km offshore fromJizan, the far southwestern part of Saudi Arabia.
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  Image 3Nasseef House is a historical structure inAl-Balad,Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. As of 2009 it is a museum and cultural center which has special exhibits and lectures given by historians.

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  Image 1Thetribes of Arabia at the time of thespread of Islam (expandable map) (fromHistory of Saudi Arabia)
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  Image 2King Abdullah practicingfalconry, a traditional pursuit in Saudi Arabia (fromCulture of Saudi Arabia)
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  Image 3Saudi football fans cheering fortheir national football team at theFIFA World Cup (fromCulture of Saudi Arabia)
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  Image 4Saudi woman wearing aniqāb in Riyadh. Many women commonly wear a niqab or a burqa in Saudi Arabia. (fromCulture of Saudi Arabia)
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  Image 5VOX Cinemas movie theater (center) atRiyadh Front in 2023 (fromCulture of Saudi Arabia)
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  Image 6The Arabian Peninsula in 1914 (fromHistory of Saudi Arabia)
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  Image 7Abdulaziz (left) and Farouk checking anEgyptian Army unit in 1946. Other people picture include princesFahd,Abdullah, andMishaal, as well as princeMuhammad Abdel Moneim. (fromHistory of Saudi Arabia)
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  Image 8Abdulaziz (left) and Roosevelt aboard USSQuincy during their historic 1945 meeting (fromHistory of Saudi Arabia)
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  Image 9Ibrahim Pasha of Egypt (1789–1848) (fromHistory of Saudi Arabia)
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  Image 10Territorial evolution of theThird Saudi State (1902–1934) (fromHistory of Saudi Arabia)
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  Image 11Residential homes inYanbu (fromCulture of Saudi Arabia)
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  Image 12Wall painted with Al-Qatt Al-Asiri (fromCulture of Saudi Arabia)
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  Image 13Saudi males dressed and prepared forardah, the national dance. It also includes swords, poetry, and singing. (fromCulture of Saudi Arabia)
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  Image 14Supplicating pilgrim atMasjid Al Haram, Mecca (fromCulture of Saudi Arabia)
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  Image 15Thefirst Saudi state 1727–1818 (fromHistory of Saudi Arabia)
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  Image 16Dammam No. 7, the oil well where commercial volumes of oil were first discovered in Saudi Arabia on 4 March 1938. (fromHistory of Saudi Arabia)
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  Image 17Soldiers in the Arab Army during the Arab Revolt of 1916–1918, carrying theFlag of the Arab Revolt and pictured in the Arabian Desert. (fromHistory of Saudi Arabia)
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  Image 18Sections of Saudi Arabia and neighbouring countries formed a part of the Roman Empire. (fromHistory of Saudi Arabia)
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  Image 19A family fishing inJeddah (fromCulture of Saudi Arabia)
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  Image 20Bisht Being Sewn inAl-Ahsa (fromCulture of Saudi Arabia)
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  Image 21TheMosque of the Prophet inMedina containing the tomb ofMuhammad (fromCulture of Saudi Arabia)
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  Image 22Pakistani workers at Al Masjid Nabawi (theProphet's Mosque) inMedina (fromCulture of Saudi Arabia)
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  Image 23Abdulaziz Al Saud, founder of Saudi Arabia (fromHistory of Saudi Arabia)
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  Image 24Red and whitekeffiyeh commonly worn in the desert held with a blackagal (fromCulture of Saudi Arabia)
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  Image 25The Rashidun Caliphate reached its greatest extent under CaliphUthman,c. 654 (fromHistory of Saudi Arabia)
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  Image 26Serenata, aFilipino children's choir inJeddah (fromCulture of Saudi Arabia)
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  Image 27Faisal (left) and Nasser in Cairo, 1969 (fromHistory of Saudi Arabia)

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1. ^Sawe, Benjamin (2017-04-25),Tallest Mountains In Saudi Arabia, Worldatlas.com, retrieved2019-01-14