It is the permanent head of state government until he or her dies.
There was a monarchy at Saudi Arabia's founding and nobody has opposed it since. Therefore, it continues to be the government of Saudi Arabia.
yes
Saudi Arabia is an ABSOLUTE MONARCHY.
There are multiple countries that have a theocracy. One such country is Saudi Arabia and another is the country of Iran.
Iran is a direct theocracy and Saudi Arabia is an indirect theocracy.Direct Theocracy: Iran is a direct theocracy because the Ayatollahs are all clergy of the Twelver Shiite Islam religion. Although Iran has an elected parliament, who can run in the elections (and often the results) are controlled by the non-elected Supreme Council of Ayatollahs. Indirect Theocracy: Saudi Arabia is considered an indirect theocracy, because it is actually absolute monarchy where the Saudi King does not have religious authority, but the Wahhabi Councils, which do have religious authority, have strong influence with the Saudi King and in public policy.
Iran has a theocracy.
Iran is a southwest Asian country that could be categorized as a theocracy. The country's political system is based on Islamic law, and religious clerics hold significant power and influence in the government and decision-making process.
Afghanistan, Saudi Arabia, Iran, Pakistan etc
It is a theocracy that dictates terms to them if they don't do as they are told they are disciplined.
A national of Saudi Arabia is a Saudi.
No. Saudi Arabia, and the Arabian peninsula, are considered part of SOUTHWEST ASIA. The countries around Saudi Arabia are known as the Middle East and share a geopolitical history with Egypt and the Mediterranean Sea.
What do you mean by in? I think he/she thinks which contents is it in. It is in the middle east.
Saudi Arabia. The authority of the King of the Saudis derives from his position as Guardian of the Holy Sites.
Some call Saudi Arabia the KSA (Kingdom of Saudi Arabia) for short.