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before Al-Makhwah joined Al-Baha district later. The first in the Kingdom's primary schools was also one of the top ten, and he was awarded a financial prize of 1,500 riyals from the Ministry of Education at the time to encourage him. An elementary school for boys was also opened in the village of Tha'lab in 1403 AH, followed by an intermediate school in the village of Alfarea, which opened its doors to students in 1407 AH. The first elementary school for girls was opened in 1403 AH in Alfarea, followed by a school for girls in the village of Tha'lab in the year 1404 AH, and in 1412 AH, the first intermediate school for girls in Shadah was opened in the village of Alfarea.
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Alro'os: It serves as the capital and is located at the top of the mountain. It is an agricultural land in which there were coffee, pomegranate, and banana plantations and some fruits and vegetables as well. Most of these crops have perished due to the lack of rain and the absence of dams to conserve
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into the outer part of the magma, leaving spherical, rectangular, or elliptical cavities in their place, they vary in size from rock to rock and are very abundant in these two mountains, especially the Shadah Al-asfal Mountain. Other caves are formed when huge boulders fall on top of other rocks,
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inscriptions are found throughout ancient paintings, such as the one at Rahwat al-Dahnah, depict the lives of the sultans and the crowns on their heads. It is also found in a cave in Alashraaf and also in the village of Alaradia. Also in the cave of Al-Adah in Alfarea Village in front of the old
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In 1388 AH, the first elementary school for boys was opened, with 45 students enrolled in the first year, followed by other classes of students in the following years. In 1393 AH, the first class of the school graduated, ten of whom ranked in the top ten in the Al-Qunfudhah educational district
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region, on which the villages of Shadah Al-asfal are located. Shadah Al-asfal Mountain is bordered on the east by Makhwah Governorate, on the west by the Qarama Mountains, on the south by Al Khuraig and Bani Shorafa, and the north by Shadah Al-a'laa and Nira Valley.
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periods which is the earliest geologic age in the history of the earth's formation. The natural features of these two mountains include caves and caverns, formed by millions of years of erosion, others were formed by the infiltration of gases from the
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Shadah Al-asfal Mountain is characterized by the abundance of large granite rocks, especially those standing rock masses called Nadba, which are almost two hundred meters long. The mountain also has several dark plateaus and caves under the rocks.
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Shadah Mountain is inhabited by approximately 4,000 inhabitants distributed among villages, some of which are located at the top of the mountain and others at the northern and western ends, These villages include:
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creating large cavernous spaces between them. These caves are fortified natural habitats that have been inhabited by humans since the first man, and remain an ideal home for the people of these two mountains."
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school and in many parts of the mountain, as for Nabataean writings and symbols, they are found in the village of Alashraaf, specifically in Al-Harir and Shafa Al-Sakhra.
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and is inhabited by the Zahran tribe, which owns Shadah Al-asfal Mountain, and the Ghamd tribe, which owns Shadah Al-a'laa Mountain. It is one of the mountains of the
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The names of the mountains of Tihamah and the mountains of Mecca and Medina - Aram bin Al-Asbagh Al-Sulami - Dar Al-Kutub Al-Alamiya - Beirut, published in 1990
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Report / The caves and caverns of Lower Shada Mountain in Al-Baha are archaeological monuments dating back more than 3000 years
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Dr. Ahmed Qashash, a researcher in archaeology, said: "Shadah Al-asfal Mountain and Shadah Al-a'laa Mountain, are composed of
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that have been uplifted and exposed since ancient times as a result of mountain-building earth movements, dating back to the
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Hazah: It is located in a deep chasm to the southeast of the village of Altaraf and its inhabitants are Bani Umar Tribe.
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Mount Shada... A towering among the mountains of Tihama and a beauty that embraces the clouds Al-Madinah newspaper
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There are a few valleys affiliated with the mountain including Dhi Hada, Tajma, Nat'a, Kharas, Nawan, and Helfa.
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in southwestern Saudi Arabia and is considered one of the highest mountains in the Kingdom.
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Sadah Al-asfal and Shadah Al-a'laa is the name given to a mountain range located in
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he caves of Mount Shada turn into tourist attractions in southern Saudi Arabia
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Alaradia: Located on the east of Alashraaf, on the road leading to Alshefa.
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Altaraf: Located in the north part of the mountain, close to its foothill.
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book as part of the two mountains, Sadah Al-asfal and Shadah Al-a'laa.
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Alshefa: It is located at the top of the mountain overlooking Tihamah.
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Saudi Arabia - Facts and Figures, p. 14. Saudi Geological Survey.
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from the original (PDF) on 2019-04-24. Accessed on 2015-03-29.
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Shadah in Arabic comes from singing. And it was mentioned in
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Alroos: At the top of the mountain, southwest of Alro'os.
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Alfarea: Which is the second large village after Alro'os.
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Upper Shada and Lower Shada, the colors of Saudi Arabia
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Adad: Located at the mountains' foothill to the south.
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Aldahna: Located to the southwest of Alro'os Village.
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Shadah Al-asfal Mountain is located in southwestern
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Saudi Arabia
Elevation
Coordinates
19°44′05.8″N 41°22′52.8″E / 19.734944°N 41.381333°E / 19.734944; 41.381333
Parent range
Sarawat Mountains
Age of rock
Cambrian
Sarawat Mountains
Mu'jam al-Buldan
Tihamah
Al-Bahah
Qilwah
Tihamah
Saudi Arabia
Al Bahah
granite
igneous rocks
Precambrian
magma
crystallization
Nabataean
Portals
Mountains
Saudi Arabia
Geography
List of mountains in Saudi Arabia

Robert D. Burrowes (2010
Rowman & Littlefield
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