The death of poet Saud bin Maadi Al-Qahtani during a climbing adventure.

The poetry and media communities in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia were shocked by the passing of poet Saud bin Maadi Al-Qahtani, who passed away while practicing his favorite hobby of mountain climbing in the Dhofar Governorate in the Sultanate of Oman.

The death of poet Saud bin Maadi Al-Qahtani in a tragic accident.

Al-Qahtani, who was known for his love of nature and adventure, died after slipping from the slopes of Samhan Mountain, known for its rugged terrain and steep slopes. He sustained severe injuries and was taken to the hospital, where he later succumbed to his injuries.

Jabal Samhan... between the beauty of nature and the danger of the terrain

The tragic incident shed light on Jabal Samhan, one of the most prominent natural landmarks in Dhofar Governorate, which annually attracts adventure and climbing enthusiasts. Despite its breathtaking natural beauty and enchanting views, its rugged terrain and difficult paths make it a dangerous place. Al-Qahtani was among those who loved this type of adventure, but fate decreed that this trip would be his last.

Statement of the Saudi Embassy in the Sultanate of Oman

Following the incident, the Embassy of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia in the Sultanate of Oman issued an official statement confirming that it had been closely monitoring the details of the incident from the very first moment, explaining that it was working in coordination with the sisterly Omani authorities to complete all procedures for transporting the deceased's body to the Kingdom. The statement expressed condolences and prayers for mercy for the late poet, who held a special place in the hearts of his fans and friends.

His last words turn into a touching farewell.

Hours before his death, Saud bin Moadi Al-Qahtani shared a short video on his Snapchat account bidding farewell to his fans with spontaneous words filled with prayers and gratitude. He spoke of his happiness during his vacation and his meetings with his loved ones, and concluded his speech with a touching farewell: “I entrust you to God, to whom deposits are lost, O people of the south… I will see you, God willing, in good health.” He did not know that this message would be his last, but it remained engraved in the memories of his fans as a sincere human testament pulsing with love and loyalty.