Tour Guide Reveals Secret of 7 at National Palace of Islamic Civilizations, Taif
Tour guide Fahd Saad Al-Jaeed explained that the National Palace of Islamic Civilizations in Taif is based on the philosophy of the number 7, and its design is linked to this number.
It consists of seven museums built with seven stones, featuring a blend of creative arts, visual arts, rare items, historical artifacts, and an astronomical museum. Moreover, all its works are connected to this number.
He added, a carpet studded with stones was designed over an area of 600 meters and registered in the Guinness Book of Records. Additionally, the palace has seven facades, seven windows, seven landmarks, and seven million stones.
Al-Juaid added in a statement on Riyadh Radio that the palace was established by Sheikh Jaber Al-Thubaiti 300 years ago. It was developed in 1407 AH and expanded. Moreover, it is located opposite the flood points in Qarn Al-Manazil and is easy to reach.
National Palace, Historical Site
The tour guide emphasized the National Palace’s significance as a key historical site for Islamic civilizations in Taif. They highlighted the palace’s role as a center of political and cultural influence during its peak. The guide also pointed out its architectural features which reflect the sophisticated artistry of the time. Finally, they pointed out the palace’s ongoing importance in preserving and showcasing the rich heritage of the region.
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