DIHQA names King Salman
Head of the Organising Committee
Jeddah - WAM
Ibrahim Bu Melha, Head of the Organising Committee of DIHQA, told reporters that the prestigious title was awarded to King Salman for his noble positions and tremendous contributions in the service of Islam, Muslims and the holy shrines.
''King Salman is one of the great leaders and historic trendsetters whom the Islamic Nation is proud of their distinguished services, fine traits and honourable stances,'' he said.
He stated that King Salman had made relentless efforts to unify the Arab and Muslims so as to confront challenges they face.
''King Salman's charitable and humanitarian works are countless. He extends assistance to all countries, especially Islamic, that hit by disasters and catastrophes,'' he indicated.
''We prayed to Allah the Almighty to guide and enable the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques to serve Islam, Muslims and the humanity at large,'' he concluded.
Source: WAM
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