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| 2022-04-01 |
1st Ramadan 1443 Makkah Taraweeh Sheikh Juhany
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| 2021-05-11 |
30 Ramadan 1442 / 2021 Makkah Tahajud - Sheikh Saud Shuraim
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| 2021-05-10 |
Day 29 - Ramadan 1442 / 2021 Makkah Taraweeh - Sheikh Bandar Balila
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| 2021-05-09 |
Day 28 - Ramadan 1442 / 2021 Makkah Taraweeh - Sheikh Bandar Balila
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| 2021-05-08 |
Day 27 - Ramadan 1442 / 2021 Makkah Taraweeh - Sheikh Bandar Balila
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| 2021-05-07 |
Day 26 - Ramadan 1442 / 2021 Makkah Taraweeh - Sheikh Bandar Balila
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| 2021-05-06 |
Day 25 - Ramadan 1442 / 2021 Makkah Taraweeh - Sheikh Bandar Balila
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| 2021-05-05 |
Day 24 - Ramadan 1442 / 2021 Makkah Taraweeh - Sheikh Bandar Balila
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| 2021-05-04 |
Day 23 - Ramadan 1442 / 2021 Makkah Taraweeh - Sheikh Bandar Balila
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| 2021-05-03 |
Day 22- Ramadan 1442 / 2021 Makkah Taraweeh - Sheikh Saud Al-Shuraim
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Succession In A Time Of Uncertainty: Revisiting The Past? (Part IV)
After King Salman ascended the throne, his son Muhammad began consolidating power, presuming himself the next in line. Having eliminated his rivals and becoming effectively immune from future challenge, he has cast aside the guidelines and traditions governing the process of succession. But does the ambitious exercise to reset the political dynamic represent merely a course correction for an outdated system, or does it forebode something more sinister? |
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Succession In A Time Of Uncertainty: Revisiting The Past? (Part III)
A generation of royals brought up to believe that each would rule in turn was unwilling to accept that this could never be realized in practice, while factional rivalries complicated the dynamics of what had been an informal process of consensus building within the family. |
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Succession In A Time Of Uncertainty: Revisiting The Past? (Part II)
With no formal mechanism in place to decide the succession after Ibn Saud, royal family politics in the decades following his death were often turbulent, as a traditional leadership style based on personal influence and loyalty gave way to the more bureaucratic structures of a modern state. Still, there was no provision for extending the succession to the next generation of princes. |