Yes, as a symbol of respect. Obama, like most world leaders, bows in the presence of other world leaders. (Saudi Princes bowed back.) This has made other nations friendlier to Obama and his policies because the act of bowing to other leaders dignifies their position as the officials in other countries. It should also be noted that President Bush also observed this custom of bowing.
No. Abdullah bin Abdul-Aziz Al Saud is the current reigning monarch of Saudi Arabia. He is very much alive. Recently, the heir apparent, Prince Sultan bin Abdul-Aziz Al Saud died (October 2011), but the King himself did not die.
The Front part of a boat or ship is known as the Bow.
Saudi Arabian.
Saudi Arabia is 2,250,000 km2.
Saudi Arabia was never colonized. However, parts of Saudi Arabia were controlled by the Ottoman Empire for a few centuries.
It was actually the king of Saudi Arabia he bowed down to at the G20 meeting in London. The White House denies it happened.
Yes, he received it to promote a Senate initiative to promote Islamic tolerance in public schools.
Another name for prince is "Ameer" in saudi arabia.
Prince Abdullah
Lamborghini Moss or Prince Bow
Obama visited Riyadh on June 3,2009
Prince Charles only has to bow to his mother, the Queen. He is first in line the the throne. He does not need to bow to his father because he will be King and his father won't.
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Yes and no. President Obama did visit Saudi Arabia, as well as several other countries, as part of a Middle East diplomatic visit in 2009; similarly, King Abdullah of Saudi Arabia came to the USA and visited the president. If you are asking whether President Obama visited Mecca, he did not; he only visited with the leaders of the Saudi government, as President Bush did in the previous administration.
Crown Prince " Na'if Bin Ab'Dul'Aziz".
"CLOWN PRINCE" obama
shmagh and Ikal, a traditional head wear for men in Saudi Arabia.