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The poet Falah Al-Qurqah delivered a poem to the guard of the two holy mosques, King Salman bin Abdul Aziz at the closing ceremony of King Abdul Aziz's festival for camels on Saturday.
Among the songs that the poet sings in his poem: "The Saudis are those who pass on a plate, what he does not understand is not divisible by jurisprudence." Baath from the House of Saud in our necks to last move, how to oppose it veto is to impose what is true. "
The guardian of the two Holy Mosques, King Salman Ben Abdul Aziz, arrived at the headquarters of the closing ceremony of King Abdul Aziz's festival for camels, during its third session, in the presence of the Crown Prince, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Defense, Prince Mohammed Bin Salman, representatives of the leaders of the Gulf Cooperation Council Foreign delegations and a number of officials.
Facebook Facebook #Servier of the Two Holy MosquesPoet poet Falah Al-Qarqah.
And the Saudis are those who pass on a plate. Which does not mean to unity of their case law of unity
Baiat al-Saud at our feet for the last round .. How to break it, is to impose what is charity# Festival_Malik_Abdulaziz_Label pic.twitter.com/nOe1awsElc
– Saudi channel ?? (@saudiatv) March 23, 2019
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