The history of Saudi Arabia as a kingdom began in 1727 with the accession of Malik Al Saud, who founded the Saudi Kingdom and was the first king of Saudi Arabia. This region is known for its ancient and modern culture, and is important for the first signs of human activity. Islam, which emerged in the 7th century, saw rapid expansion to other regions after the death of Muhammad (PBUH) in 632, which led to the establishment of the influential Arab Empire. The four regions formed modern Saudi Arabia: the Hejaz, the Najd, the Arabian Peninsula, and the Arabian Peninsula, which were united in 1832 by ABDOULAZIZ BIN ABDOUL RAHMAN (IBN SAUD) and the Al Saud family, establishing Saudi Arabia as a full-fledged kingdom and taking over its rule. The discovery of oil in 1838 made it a major oil producing country.
In 1840, four of your brothers, led by their father, sought to take over the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. This sparked a major war between the four kingdoms, the Ottoman Empire, which was established between the Hejaz region and the Arabian Peninsula under the leadership of AHMED ABU-TALIB, and the Saudi Empire, which was established between the Najd region and Eastern Arabia under the leadership of ABDOULAZIZ IBN SAUD.
They fought a great battle in which the Saudi Empire emerged victorious thanks to its many great warriors, who did not retreat, killed or defeated.
ABDULLAZIZ IBN SAUD assumed the entire reign of Saudi Arabia, which he also assumed as the head of state, all administrative decisions were in the hands of the Saudi king.
ABDOULAZIZ BIN SAUD had three daughters, two daughters and one son, ZAYD ABDOULAZIZ BIN SAUD, who ascended to the throne of Saudi Arabia after the death of his father in 1883.
After the accession of ZAYD BIN SAUD, the Saudi Empire grew, and all the kingdoms in the East, North, and West of Saudi Arabia came back under the rule of the Saudi Empire, except for Gudanglagi, which was in the hands of the Ottoman Empire.
After the accession to the throne, ZAYD BIN SAUD married four wives, one from the royal houses under the Saudi Empire, and the fourth from the Ottoman Empire, in order to reduce the tension between these two dynasties. This had little effect, as relations between the two royal houses have since deteriorated.
By some divine power, of all the wives of ZAYD BIN SAUD, only the Hindi princess of the Ottoman Empire gave birth to her only son, all three were born to women.
In 1948, ABDOUL LATIF BIN SAUD, the only son of ZAYD BIN SAUD, ascended to the throne of the SAUDI EMPIRE after the death of his father and mother as a result of an attack by spies on them in the kingdom at the age of 26.
After ascending to the throne, ABDOUL LATIF BIN SAUD married two wives, the first being Princess HOUDA of the Kingdom of Rouma, and the second being Princess YOUSRA of the Kingdom of Jordan.
By some divine power, all the children you gave birth to were women, even if she gave birth to five daughters but no sons.
But all the other daughters of ZAYD BIN SAUD, who married many big businessmen and the children of the king, had to have a man with them, except for ABDOUL LATIF BIN SAUD.
In 1985, MALIK ABDOUL LATIF BIN SAUD married his third wife, Princess DJAOUDATT.
with the intention of providing him with a male heir
But Princess DJAOUDATT also gave birth to only one daughter.
Seeing how old they were, MALIK ABDOUL LATIF BIN SAUD decided that of all his daughters, the first to marry would be the MALIK after his death.
By the grace of God, Princess INAS, daughter of MALIKAT DJAOUDATT, began having an affair with her husband when she was 18 years old.
Soon after, MALIK married Princess INAS to the son of a prominent businessman in the Saudi kingdom, HICHAM BIN JAABAR.
