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كثيرا من الأمور لاتستهويني

[A @anla1986]

@Capitano_M14 @i_osos7 ومافيه التفاهه اللي نشوفها تحت مسمى ترند !

[Christian @Chris4EV4]

@Embamex_ASA Son mexicanos we, acá los asaltan diario, les secuestran, les recluta el narco, mejor envíanos a todos a Arabia Saudita para estar seguros de México we.

[A @anla1986]

#حلطمه ماحب انتقد احد بس فيه مهنه مهمه للبشريه إذا كان المغرد يمتهن هذه المهنه وكثير التواجد على اكس ويغرد كثيرا اعلم ان علمه فاته الكثير ولم يحدث الدراسات اول بأول بالشكل المطلوب والمناسب لهذه المهنه ! كل دراسه فاتته تفرق مع علمه !!!!!

[A @anla1986]

@FAlqeaid دكتور بارك الله فيك العلم نور وقائم على اسس محكمه صحيح لكن بالمقابل لماذا نسخف الآراء المختلفه !؟ ليش مايصير فيه تقارب بين جميع الأطراف بما يخدم البشريه !؟ وين المشكله إذا صار فيه تبادل معلومات وعمل دراسات عليها !؟

[A @anla1986]

@ALI_ALHUTHY1 ماتعرفون شي اسمه عداوه بشرف ؟! واضح الفيديو مفبرك لكن يبقى السؤال لماذا عداوتكم بلا شرف!

[A @anla1986]

@ALsharafi600 @SaudiNews50 عشان صوته حلو

[A @anla1986]

@grok @GileadMeir @grok لماذا هناك بعض الحسابات اليهوديه تكتب اخبار غير صحيحه والغرض الفتنه !؟

[A @anla1986]

@GileadMeir @grok هل شريعة اليهود بها نصوص تحث على الفتنه ؟

[A @anla1986]

@k3hcc المقارنه مالها داعي ايش دخل العمر !!!! اسلوب أطفال والله ! احترموا حكام بعض !

[عبداللطيف بن عبدالله آل الشيخ 🇸🇦 @Alshaikh2]

«لا»

حين يأتي الإبداع من #الكويت الشقيقة ليروي حكاية #السعودية .. فإننا لا نشاهد مجرد عمل فني، بل نقرأ في تفاصيله عمق الأخوّة و وحدة المصير و صدق الانتماء.

هذه الـ«لا» ليست مجرد حرفين ..
بل موقف وطن، و إرادة قيادة، و سيادة دولة لا تقبل المساومة على أمنها و كرامتها.

و ما أجمل أن يروي هذه الحكاية شقيق كويتي يعرف أن عزّ السعودية عزّ لأشقائها، و أن ما يجمعنا أكبر من حدود الجغرافيا و أعمق من روابط التاريخ.

شكراً من القلب لحساب «تدري؟» على ( Instagram ( @tadry.gcc# على هذا العمل الاستثنائي و الإبداع الذي يستحق الإشادة و الانتشار.

🇸🇦❤️🇰🇼

[A @anla1986]

@hx6zh0 هذا حدكم مقاطع ذكاء اصطناعي اللي ماتعرفه عن السعوديين انهم مايخافون لانهم واثقين بالله سبحانه اولا ومن ثم واثقفين بالدفاع الجوي بس هذا يدل على إفلاسكم وجهلكم

[A @anla1986]

@luod00 والله مؤسف الكلام اللي قاعد يصير بين جميع الأطراف مؤسف الحال اللي واصلين له !

[A @anla1986]

@abomaged2023 الكذب اللي عندكم يؤكد انكم مهزومين

[🇹🇷 Baybars Han @DesertAngryBull]

Hiçbir sivile zarar vermeden sadece meşru hedefleri gözeten, islam savaş hukukuna uyan, teröristlere uymadan doğruyu yapan Suudi Arabistan ordusu dünyaya örnek olsun
Husi teröristlerine misilleme olarak sivilleri vurabilirlerdi, yapmadılar
Asil Suudi Arabistan ordusuna sevgiler..

[Evgeniia A. Gushchina @GushchinaTech]

I’ve been thinking about the attack on King Khalid International Airport all morning. And I still can’t stop feeling angry.

For me, Saudi Arabia is a country of people who build and create. Great, ambitious projects, yes. But also thousands of small things that make everyday life better for others.

I love the people of this country.

One of the things that touches me most as I learn Arabic is something so simple.

You wish someone something good, and sometimes they don't just say “you too”. They say “and even more for you”, or “may you receive many times what you wished for me”.

Maybe if you’ve spoken Arabic all your life, you barely notice these little exchanges. But I’m still learning, and I notice them. They touch me every time.

There is something beautiful about receiving a kind wish and wanting to give the other person even more kindness in return. And I think these little things tell us something about how people see one another and how they choose to treat each other.

I love how readily people offer help to someone who needs it, even a complete stranger. I admire their strength, their dignity, and the way they stand together when hardship comes to their home.

I’ve written more than once that Saudi Arabia is a treasure. And I mean it. Above all, because of its people. People with kind and wise hearts, and remarkable strength of spirit.

And all morning I keep coming back to one thought.

These are the people whose home was attacked.

This is the country someone chose to send missiles into. To a civilian airport, where people were simply working, travelling, waiting to meet their loved ones, living their ordinary lives.

War is ugly everywhere. No one, anywhere, deserves this. But when it reaches a place you love, and people who have shown you so much kindness, the pain and anger become terribly personal.

I cannot see a trace of honour or kindness in the decision to fire missiles at a civilian airport.

I keep thinking about the people who spend their lives building, creating, helping others. And then about those who made a decision that ended lives and changed so many others forever.

How can someone have so little regard for human life?

I cannot reconcile these two things.

And today, I cannot stop feeling angry.

Please take care of yourselves and your loved ones. 🤍

More than anything in the world, I wish I could be there with you right now. 💔

#SaudiArabia #Riyadh

[د. خالد نايف الهباس Dr. Khaled N Al-Habbas @Kalhabbas]

للإحاطة هذا ادعاء كاذب لهؤلاء المأجورين. لا علاقة لي بذلك ولم اقل ذلك ولا أمثل الحكومة السعودية. خبت أيها المأجور وخاب مسعاك.

[A @anla1986]

@suq67_ هل فعلا انت مستوعب ايش قاعد تقول ؟! ليش تنزل نفسك لهذا المستوى ! هل تسوى عليك !؟

[A @anla1986]

@Alikhalel1990 @MinaThePharaoh ليش الناس صايرين يهاجمون بعض !؟ وين مكارم الاخلاق ! ايش صاير فيكم ياعالم! الله يرزق مصر وشعبها كل خير ويغنيهم بفضله يارب العالمين

[A @anla1986]

@971__ja إنما هي صحيفة اعمالك إملأها بما شئت وخليها بذمتك

[I Talk Facts @UnToldTruthOnX]

This is an MBS appreciation post.

I don’t think he gets anywhere near enough credit for what he’s doing for the Muslim world.

In Sudan, he’s fighting against the genocidal RSF militia.

In Yemen, he’s backing the Yemeni government against the khat munching rogue Houthi militia.

In Syria, he’s investing billions into its reconstruction and is the main backer of the vision to turn the country into a major trade and connectivity hub.

In Lebanon, he’s the main backer of the Lebanese government, both economically and diplomatically.

In Palestine, he’s helped secure Trump’s backing for the Gaza peace plan and is set to invest billions in Gaza’s reconstruction and the establishment of a Palestinian state.

He successfully lobbied France, Britain, Portugal, Luxembourg, Malta, Andorra, Monaco and San Marino to recognise Palestinian statehood, with Belgium also committing to recognition.

In Pakistan, he’s repeatedly stepped in with billions in financial assistance to help prevent an economic collapse.

In Somalia, he’s supporting Somalia’s unity and working to block any recognition of breakaway regions like Somaliland.

And in Saudi Arabia, he’s grown the sovereign wealth fund from $150 billion to 1 trillion and doubled the country’s GDP since taking power.

All of this while confronting Iranian and Israeli expansionism across the region, and while being called a traitor and a sellout.

If you’ve been conditioned to hate this man, ask yourself how much of that hatred comes from what you actually know and how much comes from what you’ve been fed.

Because whatever you think of him, you should be hoping and praying that he succeeds in what he’s trying to achieve. If his vision succeeds, the entire Muslim world stands to benefit.