Culture page

Discover the splendor of Islamic architecture in the Prophet’s Mosque, from the Green Dome to the historical decorations, and how this artistic legacy has evolved through the ages to become a global icon.

The Ministry of Media revealed Saudis' preferences for watching television series, with drama topping the list at 42%. Learn more about the report and the future of investment in the content industry.

Discover the Red Sea Museum in Historic Jeddah, home to 1,000 artifacts. A world-class cultural destination in the Bab Al-Bunt building, it documents maritime heritage as part of Vision 2030 and Ramadan events.

The "Caravan Darb" event was launched in Historic Jeddah to offer free courses in traditional arts and Islamic architecture, with the aim of empowering young people and reviving authentic Saudi heritage.

Discover the International Museum of the Prophet's Biography in Medina, a cultural landmark that documents the life of the Prophet Muhammad using state-of-the-art interactive technology. Learn about its various sections and its global significance.

Discover three authentic Saudi Arabian recipes perfect for Suhoor. Learn how to prepare Al-Malihiyah, Al-Raqash, and Kibbeh Hail for an unforgettable traditional Ramadan experience.

Historic Jeddah is experiencing the enchanting atmosphere of Garangao, where families relive memories of the past and the heritage of their ancestors in a distinctive cultural celebration that combines authenticity and entertainment.

The King Abdulaziz Library continues its pioneering role by documenting 47,000 rare items, including manuscripts, coins, and photographs, in order to strengthen cultural identity and in line with the Kingdom’s Vision 2030.

Find out the details of episode 16 of the series “Al-A’sha Street 2”, where Khaled decides to let Aziza continue her studies, and Awatif discovers a silent message that turns the tables in exciting dramatic events.

Discover the activities of the Craftsmen's Pavilion in Historic Jeddah, continuing until the 28th of Ramadan. Live engineering workshops blend the charm of the past with contemporary architecture to pass on craft skills and reinforce identity.