Ahad al Masarihah
Ahad al Masarihah is a Governorate in Jizan Province, in south-western Saudi Arabia.[1]
Ahad al Masarihah | |
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Village | |
  Ahad al Masarihah Location in Saudi Arabia | |
| Coordinates: 16°42′35″N 42°57′18″E | |
| Country |  Saudi Arabia |
| Province | Jizan Province |
| Time zone | UTC+3 (EAT) |
| • Summer (DST) | UTC+3 (EAT) |
Thousands of people from all parts and sectors of Jizan visited that market, which is known as the Sunday Market. Socially to all the tribes in the region to discuss their differences and find solutions to them, including the various social, commercial, marketing and humanitarian activities and events, which strengthened its nobility and its long-standing history, which is still a milestone in the history of Jizan Al-Talid. Today, Ahad al Msarihah governorate is one of the largest governorates of Jizan in area and one of the most populated, as well as in terms of the housing complexes it contains, totaling one hundred ten or more residential communities, inhabited by about 80 thousand tribes of the Masarha Jizan. "Al-Munjara, Hourani, Al-Habajiya, Al-Hasama, Al-Ezz, Al-Qassum [Al-Tohari], Juha, Al-Bitarah, and Al-Shatifiya village, which is one of the most beautiful villages that follow this great and ancient governorate, Al-Hanaabah, Al-Ghusayniyah, and Al-Layl market" come at the forefront of the governorate's villages, the importance and population density. With its smoothness and ease of access from various directions through a system of paved roads linking it to the city of Jizan and the governorates of Abu Arish, Samata, Khouba and the rest of the governorates and centers of the region, what strengthens and supports the importance of the Masarhah Governorate is the presence of a vital industrial area, which has outstanding contributions in advancing development in the region and represents the southern cement factory. The carpentry area in the eastern Sunday is a bright sign and a prominent feature of the urban renaissance taking place in Jizan and the southern region of the Kingdom. The municipality of Ahad al Msarihah governorate has made great efforts in establishing beautiful and wonderful places that attract visitors, hikers and lovers of fresh air, and from these places that it has prepared for visitors and hikers, it has made green spaces on the banks of the Khlab Valley in the form of a circular belt along Prince Muhammad Bin Nasser Ring Road. The form of beautiful gardens as well as sessions, including what is family, including what is special for young people, the family sessions have created two gardens planted with green grass and set up playgrounds for children, which is undoubtedly a beautiful outlet for the people. The banks of the Khilb Valley, either the youth sessions, they also worked in the form of green spaces on the banks of the valley, where a large number of young people, especially these days, spend their nights in these places exchanging greetings for Eid and memories, and eating dinner with the fresh air breeze. A number of these hikers confirmed that such The truly amazing and beautiful places always attract visitors.
“The width of the khasuf is a city of hakam, like the width of sadah and its length from the east is one hundred nineteen degrees.” And Al-Hamdani said in the valleys of this Sarat, then Wadi Khallab is the one that spans the fertile sides of it. This ancient city is located on the road to the cement factory in Ahad al Msarihah, and that is near the magnificent tourist valley of Khlab, which is characterized by its permanent greenness, warm running water, green surfaces and surrounded by a dense forest of trees. Green perennial and the archaeological city contains old houses, tombstones, archaeological sites and tombs inscribed with some noble Quranic verses.
References
- National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency. GeoNames database entry. (search) Accessed 13 May 2011.
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