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Saudi Arabia

Lists

1. Saudi Arabia (About.com - Rosenberg)
   Provides sources of maps, statistics, the flag, government and military information, and information on the economy. 2-01

News

1. Saudi Arabian News (SaudiTimes.com)
   Provides news, mostly developed in the West, related to Saudi Arabia. 10-01

Papers

1. Abdullah, Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia (Christian Science Monitor)
   Provides a short biography of the Crown Prince. Includes a picture. 10-01
2. History and Culture of Saudi Arabia (Library of Congress)
   Provides a history of the country, including culture, government, economy, and more. Also includes geographic information. 1-02
3. History and Culture of Saudi Arabia (U.S. State Department)
   Provides a history of the country, including culture, government, economy, and more. 1-02
4. History of Modern Relations Between the USA and Saudi Arabia (PBS - Frontline)
   Provides a timeline of key events marking the relationship between the USA and Saudia Arabia. 1-02
5. Ibn Sa'ud, Founder of Saudi Arabia (Britannica Online)
   Provides a biography of the first ruler of Saudia Arabia. "Ibn Sa'ud decided, in the years before World War I, to revive his dynasty's support for Wahhabism, an extremist Muslim puritan revival." Editor's Note - the Wahhabism form of Muslim is the official religion of Saudi Arabia today. Visitors sometimes misspell as Saud and Wahabism. 10-01
6. Saudi Arabia (Economist)
   Provides a short history of the country, with an emphasis on its economy. 10-01
7. Saudi Arabia (Lonely Planet)
   Provides a short history of the nation, with a highlight on Wahhabism, a form of puritanical Islam. 10-01
8. Saudi Arabia and al Qaeda (Weekly Standard - Wurmser)
   Provides a history of the relationship between Iraq, Syria, Saudi Arabia, Wahhabism, Osama bin Laden, and the al Qaeda terrorist network. 10-01
9. US-Saudi Conflict Helps Terrorists (Christian Science Monitor)
   Describes the conflict of interests of the Saudi royal family and the US government and how the conflict benefits the terrorists. 10-01