Al-Okhdoud, also known as “The Trench” or “The Ditch,” refers to a historical event and location mentioned in Islamic tradition, primarily in the context of the story of the “People of the Ditch” (Ashab al-Ukhdud) as found in Surah Al-Burooj (Chapter 85) of the Quran. This narrative describes a group of believers who were persecuted for their faith and were ultimately thrown into a trench filled with fire by a tyrannical ruler. The term represents a symbol of faith, sacrifice, and the struggle against oppression, highlighting the trials faced by the believers in the name of their beliefs. The story is often invoked in discussions about the importance of steadfastness in faith and the consequences of religious persecution.
Al-Okhdoud and Damac FC engaged in a tense football match, resulting in a draw in Saudi Arabia. The game was characterized by strong defensive displays, with both teams blocking each…
