(a) The system of government in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia is that of a monarchy . (b) Rule passes to the sons of the founding King, Abd al-Aziz Bin Abd al-.

The Basic Law of Saudi Arabia is a constitution-like charter divided into nine chapters, consisting of 83 articles. The Basic Law (in Article One) states ... History · Articles of the Basic Law of...

Saudi Arabia's Constitution of 1992 with Amendments through 2013. ... The system of government in Saudi Arabia shall be monarchical. Head of state selection ...

The system of government in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia is established on the foundation of justice, "Shoura" and equality in compliance with the Islamic Shari' ...

Article 23: The State shall protect the Islamic creed, apply its Shari'ah, enjoin the good and prohibit evil, and carry out the duty of calling to God.

The state protects human rights in accordance with the Islamic Shari'ah. ... The state guarantees the rights of the citizen and his family in cases of emergency, ...

The Qur'an, declared to be Saudi Arabia's constitution. Saudi Arabia is an absolute monarchy, and has no legally binding written constitution.

Arabic. Saudi Arabia has no formal constitution; however, by Royal Decree in 1992, the King implemented the Basic Law of Governance. To the extent that the ...

It defines the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia as an Arab and Islamic sovereign state; its religion is Islam and its constitution is the Holy Qur'an and the Sunnah.