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President News It included 26 corners to introduce the history of the Saudi state. UQU President inaugurates "Foundation Day" exhibition

It included 26 corners to introduce the history of the Saudi state. UQU President inaugurates "Foundation Day" exhibition

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A group of men wearing the Saudi Arabian ghutra or shemagh, with the Saudi Arabian headband, participate in a ribbon-cutting ceremony under an arch in Qassim, where flowers are distributed to supporters and written in Arabic. The ceremony was held on the occasion of the anniversary of the history of the Saudi state.
The women's committee is dressed in white robes, with a group of men in white robes, red Saudi shamaj and aqal, with the backdrop of a Saudi besht, at the Yum and Qassim exhibition, where they are booked into panels that showcase the history of the Saudi state.
A theater man wearing a Saudi Arabian ghutra, aqal and bisht, as well as a medical mask, converses with another man inside a hall during an exhibition held on the occasion of Foundation Day at Qassim University. The two men are standing in front of a large informational board of Arabic texts, while the audience is generally respectful and friendly.
A large number of men wearing the Saudi ghutra or shemagh, along with the Saudi aqal and bisht, gathered at the Saudi State History Exhibition in Qassim, where they viewed the cultural display featuring artefacts, textiles and traditional foods, presented in white robes alongside the exhibition pavilion, as part of the Foundation Day activities.
A group of people dressed in authentic Saudi attire, including the university president in a Saudi shemagh, aqqal and bisht, gather to watch the TANKS Day exhibit in the modern interior lobby, which includes food and artifacts that showcase some of the history of the Saudi state. All attendees are wearing masks, while a participant delivers a speech from behind the exhibit table.
A number of men, delayed by the tunic or shemagh and headband, and wearing Saudi bisht masks, gathered to observe and discuss exhibits kept indoors at an exhibition held under a high dome on the occasion of the Saudi State Organization Day at the University of Qassim.
The indoor presence of visitors wanders from pavilion to pavilion in a spacious hall adorned with authentic Saudi décor. A Saudi Arabian flag flies above the venue, while guests are greeted by the Saudi Arabian Ghutra or Shemagh with Egal and Bisht, celebrating Foundation Day and showcasing the history of the Saudi state through a series of rich displays.
A group of men in Saudi Arabia's Ghutra or Shemagh, Egal and Bisht, as well as inside masks, stroll through the corridors of Qassim University, following informational panels highlighting the history of the Saudi state. They are dressed in white and niqabi clothes, but are not part of the official Yom event.

His Excellency Professor Dr. Abdulrahman bin Hamad Al-Dawood, President of the University, opened the university's exhibition on Wednesday, 29/7/1443 AH, commemorating the Founding Day. The exhibition is organized by the Deanship of Student Affairs in the Main Hall of the University City. The opening was attended by His Excellency the Vice President for Academic Affairs, Dr. Mohammed Al-Sharikh, His Excellency the Vice President for Postgraduate Studies and Scientific Research, Professor Dr. Ahmed Al-Turki, His Excellency the Vice President for Planning, Development, and Quality, Professor Dr. Khalid Al-Harbi, and a number of members of the University Council.

 

The exhibition, which included a number of male and female students, featured 26 diverse booths introducing the Founding Day, the history of Diriyah, and the Saudi state. It also included a simulation and embodiment of the market and majlis of that era, in addition to a special booth on academic life in Diriyah during the founding period, writing tools, and knowledge preservation, as well as a special booth for the artistic works of female students. The exhibition included 48 artworks with the participation of 6 female student artists for live drawing.

 

His Excellency the President of the University toured the exhibition after its opening, visiting its sections. He saw the museum of educational tools and materials from the First Saudi State, and listened to an explanation from Dr. Hamad bin Mohammed Al-Saykhan, a faculty member in the Department of History at the College of Arabic Language and Social Studies. He explained the different sections of the exhibition, which showcased the Royal Order regarding the Founding Day, the history of the Saudi state, details of the Founding Day emblem, the difference between Founding Day and National Day, and details of the Founding Day emblem's elements: the palm tree, horses, falcons, and the flag during the era of the First Saudi State.

 

The exhibition also covered the most prominent events of the founding, as well as the founder Imam Muhammad bin Saud, his most significant achievements, the capital Diriyah, the roots of the founding, centers of stability, the most prominent princes of the Emirate of Diriyah, the founding society, intellectual life, the culture of the founding, the Ardah Saudi, the market during the First Saudi State, and the founding in the words of the kings.

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