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The name of the state is attributed to Saud bin Muhammad Al Muqrin, the great-grandfather of the ruling family, and to him it is attributed, and he was the ruler of Diriyah, and Saud is an Arabic masculine name, and it is the plural of Saad, and it is derived from happiness and means good luck. The name spread and began to be called males in the Gulf and the Arabian Peninsula in the period after Late Middle Ages.

The first appearance of the name "Saudis" was in correspondence issued by the British, to refer to the men and forces of Ibn Saud. On Jumada al-Awwal 12, 1351 AH, corresponding to August 10, 1932 CE, a meeting of scholars, notables, and representatives of the kingdom’s subjects was held in Taif, and a gathering of citizens saw the need to change the name of the state from the Kingdom of Hejaz and Najd and its annexes to a name that shows the state as a conglomerate unit, and in the light of the results of that meeting, the name was changed to the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.

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Main article: History of Saudi Arabia
History of the Arabian Peninsula
The Arabian Peninsula is the geographical area that is located in the southwest of the continent of Asia at the confluence of the continent of Asia with the continent of Africa. It has maritime borders from the northwest represented by the Red Sea and the Gulf of Aqaba, from the south by the Arabian Sea and from the southeast by the Gulf of Oman and the Arabian Gulf. The Arabian Peninsula currently includes several countries, namely Saudi Arabia, Yemen, Oman, the Emirates, Kuwait, Qatar, Bahrain and Jordan.


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