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Rest in Peace Sheikh Saad

I spent most of the day yesterday and today recalling the history of of late Kuwaiti Father Amir Sheikh Saad Al-Abdullah Al-Salem Al-Sabah with family members. He played a big role during the invasion and his relentless service of the Kuwaitis and our homeland will be forever remembered in goodwill.

Goodbye Sheikh Saad. May your soul rest in peace...

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Anonymous said…
A Big Loss for all of us
May you Rest in Peace
in my choos said…
3a'9am Allah ajerkum, Allah yer7emah ..
Anonymous said…
allah yer7em baba sa3ad o baba jaber inshalah , may your souls rest in peace ..
Confashion said…
anonymous
I couldn't agree more...

In my Choos
Thank you. Ajerna ow ajrich

anonymous
Ameen..

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