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Sa'ud

 in full Sa'ud ibn 'Abd al-'Aziz al-Faysal Al Sa'ud

(born Jan. 15, 1902, Kuwait—died Feb. 23, 1969, Athens, Greece) King of Saudi Arabia (1953–64). Son and successor of Ibn Sa'ud, he continued his father's program of modernization, emphasizing the construction of medical and educational facilities, based on revenues from the oil industry. His financial mismanagement led to increasing opposition within the family to his rule. He was deposed in favour of his more financially competent brother, Faysal ibn 'Abd al-'Aziz (1905–75).



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On 4/8/09, Saudi Foreign Minister Sa'ud al-Faysal requested that Israel "take a position" vis-Ea-vis the proposal.
The 18th century origins of the current Saudi regime in the 18th century alliance between Muhammad Ibn Sa'ud, a local clan leader, and Ibn Abdul Wahhab, a puritanical and ultraconservative Islamic reformer, proved no obstacle.
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