Al Madinah Region

Multi tool useCoordinates: 25°0′N 39°30′E / 25.000°N 39.500°E / 25.000; 39.500
State
Madinah State |
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State |
المدينة المنورة |
 Map of Saudi Arabia with Madinah highlighted
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Capital | Medina |
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Boroughs | 7 |
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Government
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• Governor | Faisal bin Salman |
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• Deputy Governor | Saud bin Khalid |
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Area
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• Total | 151,990 km2 (58,680 sq mi) |
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Population (2017 census)
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• Total | 2,132,679 |
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• Density | 14/km2 (36/sq mi) |
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ISO 3166-2 | 03 |
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The Madinah State (Arabic: المدينة المنورة Al-Madīnah al-Munawarah) is a state of Saudi Arabia, located on the country's west side, along the Red Sea coast. It has an area of 151,990 km² and a population of 2,132,679 (2017 Census)[1], subdivided into seven governorates (muḥafaẓat):
Governorate
| Population
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Medina
| 995,619
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Al Hunakiyah
| 52,549
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Mahd Al Thahab
| 53,687
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Al-`Ula
| 57,495
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Badr
| 58,088
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Khaybar
| 45,489
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Yanbu Al Bahar
| 249,797
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The regional capital is Medina, the second holiest city in Islam.[2] Other cities in the province include Yanbu' al Bahr and Badr Hunayn. It also contains Mada'in Saleh, a pre-Islamic UNESCO World Heritage Site.[3]
Governors
Muhammad bin Abdulaziz (1924-1965)[citation needed]
Abdul Muhsin bin Abdulaziz (1965-1985)[citation needed]
Abdul Majeed bin Abdulaziz (1986-1999)[citation needed]
Muqrin bin Abdulaziz (1999-2005)[citation needed]
Abdulaziz bin Majid (2005-2013) [4]
Faisal bin Salman bin Abdulaziz Al Saud (2013–Present)[citation needed]
References
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^ "Medina". Trawell Guide. Retrieved 25 August 2012.
^ "USESCO and Saudi Arabia: A Snapshot Picture" (PDF). UNESCO. Retrieved 2012-11-17.
^ "Governor of Madinah Province Receives UN Under-Secretary-General - gcc_press". Gulf in the Media. 6 June 2010. Retrieved 25 August 2012.
External links
Emirate of Al Madinah Official website
Places adjacent to Al Madinah Region |
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| Tabuk Region | Ha'il Region Qasim Region
| Red Sea |
Al Madinah Region
| Riyadh Region | | Makkah Region | |
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 Al Madinah Region
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- Abu Dhiba
- Abū Shayţānah
- Abyar 'Ali
- Ad Dulu`
- Al `Awali
- Al `Uqul
- Al `Uyun
- Al Akhal
- Al Bardiyah
- Al Biqa`
- Al Bustan
- Al Faqirah
- Al Furaysh
- Al Hafirah
- Al jafr
- Al Hamra'
- Al Jabriyah
- Al Jissah
- Al Kharma'
- Al Madiq
- Al Malbanah
- Al Mufrihat
- Al Multasa
- Al Musayjid
- Al Wuday
- As Sadayir
- As Safra'
- As Sidr
- As Sudayrah
- As Sumariyah
- As Suwayriqiyah
- Ash Shufayyah
- Asira
- Badr Hunayn
- Baq`a'
- Barka
- Bartiyah
- Bi'r al Mashi
- Birkah
- Far`
- Fara`
- Fiji
- Harthiyah
- Hasa
- Haylat Radi al Baham
- Husayniyah
- Jadidah
- Khayf Fadil
- Madinat Yanbu` as Sina`iyah
- Madsus
- Mafraq
- Mahattat al Hafah
- Maqrah
- Maqshush
- Masahili
- Mawarah
- Milhah
- Nujayl
- Qaba'
- Qiran
- Rayyis
- Sabil
- Sha`tha'
- Sidi Hamzah
- Sultanah
- Suq Suwayq
- Suqubiya
- Suwadah
- Wasitah
- Yanbu` al Bahr
- `Ajmiyah
- `Alya'
- `Urwah
- `Ushash
- `Ushayrah
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Regions of Saudi Arabia
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- Al Bahah
- Northern Borders
- Al Jawf
- Al Madinah
- Al Qasim
- Riyadh
- Eastern Province
- 'Asir
- Ha'il
- Jizan
- Makkah
- Najran
- Tabuk
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Saudi Arabia articles
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History | - Pre-Islamic Arabia
- Early Islamic State
- Rashidun Caliphate
- Umayyad Caliphate
- Abbasid Caliphate
- Emirate of Diriyah
- Emirate of Nejd
- Kingdom of Hejaz
- Unification
- Modern history
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Geography |
- Cities and towns
- Climate
- Earthquakes
- Governorates
- Mountains
- Regions
- Wadis
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Politics |
- Allegiance Council
- Cabinet
- Consultative Assembly
- Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques
- Foreign relations
- King
- Mabahith (secret police)
- National Security Council
- Nuclear program
- Prime Minister
| Law | - Basic Law
- Capital punishment
- Freedom of religion
Human rights
- Mutaween (religious police)
- Passport
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| Military | - Air Defense
- Air Force
- Army
- General Intelligence Presidency
- Military ranks
- National Guard
- Navy
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Economy |
- Agriculture
- Companies
- Council of Economic and Development Affairs
Energy
- Oil reserves
- History of the oil industry
- Foreign workers
- Irrigation
- OPEC
- Riyal (currency)
- Saudi Arabian Monetary Agency (central bank)
- Supreme Economic Council
- Tadawul (stock exchange)
- Telecommunications
- Tourism
- Transport
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Society |
- Censorship
- Crime
- Demographics
Education
- Health care
- Human trafficking
- Obesity
- Polygamy
- Prostitution
Terrorism
- Water supply and sanitation
| Culture | - Art
- Cinema
- Cuisine
- Language
Media
- Music
- Public holidays
Religion
- Sport
- Theatre
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