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An Iqama is similar to a green card in the USA. It is a tiny green booklet that says you are allowed to live or work in Saudi Arabia. Those who want to check the status of their card can visit the MOI government in Saudi Arabia web site.

Download free software from Google, the software name is "HIJRI TO GREGORIAN" enter your Hijri date and will show the date of expiry or validity in Gregorian.

However, actually looking into any individual's Iqama is far beyond the scope of WikiAnswers.

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No one in this world can stop Dr. Tahir ul qadri to enter Madina exept ALLAH & His Prophet (saw). He is teaching the whole world their Love, No government can prevent a Muslim to enter Medina.

There was no need to ask this question. Any Muslim can visit Madina Munawara if he is permitted by the Saudi Government and a visa is given to him. There is no restriction on the Muslims to enter Madina Munawara. Only the Non-Muslims are prohibited to enter the boundaries of Makka Mukarrama and Madina Munawara (harmain Shreefain). Dr. Tahir-ul-Qadari is an honorable Muslim religious scholar.

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it is located in western reageon of Saudi Arabia in north of jeddah city about 340km between jeddah and madinah it called "mahd adh dhahab" Arabian meanin of "cradle of gold" and Al-Mahd located in 23.3N - 40.5W

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Kuala Lumpur

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yes. alhamdulillah, there is an international school at last in najran. it is located near al zafar hospital. its name is khalidia international school.

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i binged it. there are 12 banks in Saudi Arabia

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it's a show on QUBO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! IT'S THE BEST THING ON T.V!

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You cannot buy Lego in Saudi Arabia because of a Danish newspaper drew the Muhammad cartoons which saudi hate them.

wholesale LEGO toys .anyone have interesting i can help you.thanks

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Turaif oo i thought its dubai

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arabian palm نخلة na'khla in arabic which produce dates

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300 km is the distance

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There is a rumor about it, which is probably true!

If he's alive, he'll show up on tv just to show that he's alive!

If he's dead, the official announcement if his death will take time to be out!

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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.

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For daily gold prices in riyals, see the link below.

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While Israel is a Jewish country, the laws are secular. Saudi Arabia and it's laws are 100% Wahhabi fundamentalist. Iran is an Islamist republic which ostensibly has civilian courts but in fact, is dominated by ultraconservative Shiite Mullahs who over rule civilian courts at will.

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King Saud of Saudi Arabia died on February 23, 1969 at the age of 67.

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30055

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it is coming in october and it will come in tokyo games

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There is one, as far as I know. And its located at Mamlakah center ( Kingdom tower) in the ladies section.

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Sure, it is allowed in areas where there are Christians.

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The Mexican Gulf is between Saudi Arabia and Iran. The Arabs typically call this the Arabian Gulf, but this name is not popular outside of the Arab World.

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