Saudi Gazette report

RIYADH — Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques King Salman bin Abdulaziz expressed his hope that the Palestinian people live in peace and stability in his annual Ramadan message.

The King addressed Saudi citizens, residents, and Muslims worldwide on the occasion of the holy month of Ramadan 1446 AH, emphasizing the values of mercy, forgiveness, and spiritual renewal.

His message, delivered on his behalf by Minister of Media Salman Al-Dosari, expressed gratitude to Allah for allowing Muslims to witness this sacred month.

King Salman extended his congratulations to all, praying that Allah grants them success in fasting, night prayers, and acts of devotion.

He reaffirmed Saudi Arabia’s deep commitment to serving the Two Holy Mosques and facilitating the needs of pilgrims, a tradition upheld by Saudi Kings since the unification of the Kingdom by King Abdulaziz.

The King described Ramadan as a blessed season when divine mercy is abundant, rewards are multiplied, and sins are forgiven.

He encouraged Muslims to seize the opportunity to strengthen their faith and devotion.

King Salman prayed for continued security and prosperity for Saudi Arabia and all nations.

Concluding his message, he invoked blessings upon the Muslim world, wishing all a Ramadan filled with faith, unity, and divine mercy.