Fahd

American

[fahd] / fɑd /

noun

Fahd ibn Abdul-Aziz al Saud, 1922–2005, king of Saudi Arabia1982–2005 (son of ibn-Saud and brother of Khalid).

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Like MBS, Crown Prince Fahd had exercised total power, so his succession was a formality.

From The Wall Street Journal

Two minutes later Fahd El Khoumisti gave the hosts a consolation goal.

From Barron's

He persuaded Saudi Arabia's King Fahd to allow the deployment of more than 400,000 United States troops on his territory in the lead-up to Operation Desert Storm.

From BBC

Seven people were on board the tugboat "Fahd", the canal authority's head, Osama Rabie, said in a statement, adding that rescue work was underway with a crane dispatched to recover the sunken vessel.

From Reuters

Fahd Al-Rasheed, president of Riyadh's royal commission, said the $8 billion bill to build the Expo site paled in comparison to the $400 billion of construction investment currently in the city of eight million people.

From Reuters

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