By Rehan Khan
Director Diplomatic & International Affairs
MINA, Wednesday, May 27, 2026 (WNP): A moving poetic recital celebrating the leadership of Saudi Arabia, national unity and the Kingdom’s service to pilgrims was presented before Crown Prince and Prime Minister Mohammed bin Salman bin Abdulaziz Al-Saud during the Eid al-Adha reception held at Mina Palace.
Dr. Mishaal bin Mahmas Al-Harthy had the honor of delivering the poem at the Royal Court in Mina Palace in the presence of the Crown Prince, expressing deep pride in the Kingdom’s leadership, achievements and commitment to serving Islam and the Two Holy Mosques.
The poem opened with greetings and praise for Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques King Salman bin Abdulaziz Al-Saud and Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, describing them as symbols of wisdom, leadership and national pride.
Through eloquent verses, the poet highlighted Saudi Arabia’s prestigious standing in the Muslim world and its historic role in serving pilgrims arriving from across the globe to perform Hajj rituals.
The recital praised the Kingdom’s continuous efforts in maintaining security, stability and prosperity, while commending the dedication of Saudi security forces and all sectors involved in serving the guests of Allah during the Hajj season.
The poet also underscored the values of courage, justice and unity embedded in Saudi society, emphasizing the readiness of the nation and its people to defend the homeland and preserve its stability.
The verses reflected pride in the Kingdom’s leadership and its vision for progress and development, portraying Saudi Arabia as a beacon of faith, dignity and generosity.
The audience at Mina Palace warmly received the recital, which captured feelings of loyalty and appreciation toward the Saudi leadership and highlighted the spiritual and national atmosphere surrounding the Eid al-Adha celebrations during Hajj.
The reception hosted by Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman brought together senior princes, scholars, ministers, military and security officials and guests from across the Islamic world to exchange Eid greetings and celebrate the successful organization of the Hajj season.
