Abha Sport Club - 7613

I, and I seek refuge in God from the word I played in it is excellent and my superstition is a shameful feeling

The location is beautiful, but unfortunately the mosque and the toilet, may God bless you, need maintenance As a result of the rain, the mosque was flooded And the plumbing of toilets Khirbaneh

Excellent experience and fun time spent in the club with attractive events and activities

Masha Allah, may God bless you. To be honest, the best step is that they did the club inside Abha to make it easier for the participants and visitors to the journey ??????

I thank His Excellency Dr. Ahmed Al-Hadithi for every effort he makes in the Abha Club. This man works silently, works with sincerity, works with love for the club, and for the people of Abha I thank him with all my heart. May God grant you success and may God direct your steps His Excellency Dr. Ahmed and you and all those who work with you in this club

All the best to the leader of the south in all games ??❤

Abha Club is a Saudi football club based in the city of Abha in the Asir region. It was promoted to the Saudi Premier League in the 2007-2008 season for the second time in its history, but was relegated to the Saudi First Division in the 2008-2009 season. After that, it was relegated to the Saudi First Division and Second Division. To the Saudi Professional League for the 2018-2019 season On the personal initiative of the team, Yahya Abdullah Al-Moalimi, the idea of ​​establishing a sports club in which the youth of Abha practiced in the year 1366 AH, 1367 AH, within the framework of the exhortation to mention not to be counted. Khalid bin Sheikho, Saad Al-Buraik, Saeed bin Ayedh bin Sarhan, Saeed bin Abdullah bin Misfer, Saeed Adawi, Suleiman bin Ahmed bin Maymish, Saif Abu Halima, Dhafer Abu Sahma Al-Obaidi, Abdullah bin Ahmed, Abdullah bin Zaid, Abdullah bin Ziyad, Abdullah bin Rajab, Abdul Muti Al-Manea and Abdul Al-Qadir Al-Hafzy, Ali Abu Ashi, Ali bin Rajab, Ali bin Muhammad Alwan, Ali Abu Hawi, Dr. Abdul Karim Sukkarieh, Muhammad bin Ibrahim Al-Naimi, Muhammad bin Ahmed Al-Bishri, Muhammad bin Abdullah Al-Hamid, Muhammad Al-Hafzy, Muhammad Abu Al-Khair, Muhammad Hassan, Muhammad Al-Jama`i, Muhammad bin Hussein Qadah, Muhammad Al-Damak and Saleh bin Muhammad Al-Bishri, Brigadier General Mansour bin Bashasha, Nasser Al-Askar, Dr. Naji Numan, Yahya bin Ahmed, Yahya bin Hassan, Halil Al-Buraik, Ahmed Shabana and others. Youth activities continued until 1379 AH, 1380 AH. Then sports began in Abha. The idea of ​​establishing a sports club in the city of Abha was aimed at educational, sporting, social, subject to the regulations and regulations of the General Presidency for Youth Welfare (currently the General Sports Authority) and the meeting took place and many social, educational and sports figures were present. Among the youth, men and dignitaries of the city of Abha, the most prominent attendees and follow-ups to mention but not limited to Muhammad Saleh Baeshen, Ahmed Motaan, Muhammad Al-Naimi, Suleiman Mimish, Nasser bin Askar, Dhafer Abu Sahma, Abdul Aziz bin Zaid, Major General Muhammad Al-Bishri, Suleiman Habtar, Qasim Musa, Muhammad Abu Melha, Aziz Mustafa, and Hani Abu Ghazaleh Muhammad bin Sarhan, Turki Akram, Ali Abu Zahle, Amer Atef, Ahmed Saeed, Abdullah Musa, Ahmed Salman, Ahmed Ali, Muhammad al-Jahali, Hussein Muhammad, Ahmad al-Shabana, Mushabab Abu Shuqa, Abdullah al-Sunni, Saad al-Serai, Yahya al-Jahdali, Mahdi Muhammad, Omar al-Najjar, Hassan Sharif, Muhammad Yahya Idris, Muhammad Yahya Yamani, Saad and Muhammad Al-Ha’ir, Saad bin Shariya, Salem Abdo, Mabkhout, Mabrouk, Saeed Al-Turki, Yahya Sabikan, Abdul Rahman Abu Melha, Ali Al-Fudaili, Muhammad Asaad, Saad Al-Zaila’i, Abdullah Al-Yahya and Ahmed Mufl H, Abdullah Gibran, Ibrahim Musaed, Fayez Al-Bishi, Ali Al-Hafzy, Adam Al-Somali, Saeed Asiri and others. The attendees agreed to establish a club, and a problem arose in the meeting and a difference of views, and a split occurred between the attendees over the name change, so a group wanted (Al-Ahly Club in Asir) and another wanted the name of the club (Ittihad Shabab Aseer) and the name was not agreed upon, so a club was founded in the name of Al-Ahly Club in Asir and the Union of Youth of Abha Club. And in approximately 1386 AH, and after the statutory conditions were met, the club was officially registered with the sponsorship of the youth among the licensed rural clubs, and it was called Al-Farouq Al-Riyadi Babha, headed by Sheikh / Muhammad Al-Naimi. Ibn Al-Khattab due to the presence of Al-Ahly Club from Jeddah. On 7/3/1388 Ahmed bin Mutaan assumed the presidency of Al-Farouq Club, succeeding Muhammad Al-Naimi. Malha, Qasim Musa Nasser, Abdul Rahman Al-Theeb and Muhammad Suleiman Al-Safiyan. Al-Ittihad Sports Club Babha headed by Aziz bin Mustafa, who led the split from Al-Ahly Club in Asir and a number of his friends, among whom, may God have mercy on those who died and they are for the male not to be limited, Abdullah Musa, Ali Abu Zahle, Ali Al-Hafzy, Ali Bin Shaye, Amer Atef, Ibrahim Al-Masaed, Ayed Al-Masaad, Muhammad Jaber Al-Qahtani and Saad Abdul-Wahhab Abu Melha, Salem Abda, Mabkhout and Mabrouk al-Turki. Then the name of the Abha Union was changed according to the directives of youth care due to the presence of the Jeddah Union Club and it was officially approved and called the Abha Sports Club in approximately 1383-82 AH. Among his assistants are Mr. Saad Bakhit, Mr. Salih Zahran, Mr. Abdul Aziz Al-Sudani, Muhammad Qassem Asiri and Ahmed Abdullah Al-Shabanah.