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Imam University or Saud University This essay shall compare and contrast the similarities and differences between the Saudi Arabia[->0]n universes Education but at first we should remember that approximately before 30 years education was not accessible to everyone and limited to individualized instruction at religious schools in mosques in urban areas. These schools taught Islamic law and basic literacy skills so we are proud to the evolution of education in these speed. The Imam Muhammad bn Saud education system[->1] and king Saud education system[->2] have many similarities and many differences At the first we talk about imam university The University of Imam Muhammad bin Saud Islamic University in Riyadh, laying the basis of its current academic building King Fahd bin Abdul Aziz January 5, 1982 [1]. It was opened in 1990.but the establish in1974 And more than 61 scientific institute within the Kingdom and two branches to serve the community in all of Al Ahsa province shagra and Al-Kharj, etc., and three institutes outside the Kingdom in all of Japan, Indonesia and Djibouti and it is Islamic university there is many are thought Islamic subjects in it like hadeeth , fqh etc. in all sections . Also the university requires all students memorize Quran and but it is not required in King Saud university About king Saud University King Saud University in Riyadh. Opened on 14 April 1377 / 6th November 1957, and is the second university in the Arabian Peninsula after Umm Al Qura University (which in 1369 was King Abdul Aziz established the Faculty of Sharia in Mecca to become the first educational institutions university standing in the country). The name was changed to the University of Riyadh in the reign of King Faisal bin Abdul Aziz. And renamed King Saud University again during the reign of King Khalid bin Abdul Aziz, who saw during its sponsorship of a concert re concluding her first name, was. King Saud University is the second largest university

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