Celebrities celebrate the Saudi Flag Day

Several celebrities celebrated the Saudi Flag Day, which was adorned with the phrase “There is no god but God, and Muhammad is the Messenger of God.” The issuance of the royal order came to allocate March 11 of each year as the Saudi Flag Day, reminding the Saudis of their blessed message to this world and their constructive role in it.

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Walid Al-Bukhari, Ambassador of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia to Lebanon, said, "In international forums, colors overlap, and the flag of my country remains majestic, embracing the sky, and flying with pride and honour."

Also, His Excellency Dr. Muhammad Al-Issa, Secretary General of the Muslim World League and Chairman of the Association of Muslim Scholars, wrote on Twitter, “We are pleased with the special anniversary of #Flag_Day, which transcends the testimony of monotheism as the message of peace and Islam on which the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia was based, including the symbol of strength, dignity, the height of wisdom and status The banner of a lofty homeland that rises forever, denotes with great entitlement strength, sovereignty, cohesion, coalition and national unity.

His Excellency Sheikh Salman Al-Dosari, Minister of Information, wrote on Twitter, "Celebrating Flag Day is an affirmation of pride in our national identity, and its historical symbolism that has great connotations and deep contents that embody our constants and is a source of pride in our history."

His Excellency Chancellor Turki Al-Sheikh Share via Twitter an infographic showing the stages of development of the Saudi flag.

His Excellency Chancellor Turki Al-Sheikh also revealed, in a second tweet, drone shows, fireworks, and many activities on Flag Day at Riyadh City Boulevard and Boulevard World.

Ilham Ali shared a set of photos standing next to her country's flag via Twitter, commenting, "Hurry for glory and loftiness. My glory is to the Creator of the sky. O my homeland, long live the pride of Muslims, long live the king for knowledge and the country.”

Yara commented on a video shared by a fan of a clip from her song “Bint Al-Watan”, which she released in 2020, with the phrase “Congratulations, congratulations to you.”

Writer Shahd Ghalween wrote, "I used to imagine that there is no love that surpasses maternal love until I grew up and realized that love of the homeland transcends all love... every emotion and every feeling... I am, with all pride and dignity, the daughter of this good land, and I have the right to boast of this deep love for my beloved country." .