Rashad Iskandrni 

Riyadh, Saudi Arabia – Maestro Pizza has marked Saudi Arabia’s 96th National Day with the launch of “Fariqah,” a musical operetta presented through a visually rich cultural production featuring the voice of renowned Gulf music icon Rabeh Saqer.

 

The production takes viewers on a vibrant journey through Saudi Arabia’s diverse cultural heritage, showcasing traditional clothing and distinctive garments from different regions of the Kingdom.

 

Among the featured pieces are the intricately embroidered Najdi “Bukhnaq,” the “Bairam” and “Musaddah,” the traditional Taif “Mataweeh,” the elegant Al-Ahsa “Thobe Al-Nashal,” as well as southern Saudi garments including the “Bidi” and “Madara.”

 

Each piece is presented with careful attention to its fabrics, colors, craftsmanship and historical significance, accompanied by accessible cultural information that adds depth to the visual experience.

 

To ensure historical accuracy and authenticity, the artistic content was developed with reference to documented material from the King Abdulaziz Foundation for Research and Archives (Darah), a leading authority on the history and cultural heritage of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.

 

The launch of “Fariqah” forms part of Maestro Pizza’s ongoing community initiatives aimed at connecting the brand with significant national and social occasions while celebrating Saudi culture and identity.

 

As part of its National Day celebrations, Maestro Pizza has also introduced a special offer featuring three pizzas and three side dishes for SAR 96, allowing customers to share in the spirit of the Kingdom’s 96th National Day.

 

The initiative follows the strong engagement generated by Maestro Pizza’s recent campaign celebrating high-achieving students. Under the campaign, the company offered free pizza to middle and secondary school students who achieved an academic average of 90% or above, recognizing their efforts and encouraging them to continue pursuing academic excellence.

 

On this occasion, Maestro Pizza expressed its sincere appreciation to Rabeh Saqer for his exceptional performance and contribution to the national production. The company also thanked the King Abdulaziz Foundation for Research and Archives for its efforts in documenting and preserving the Kingdom’s rich cultural heritage, which contributed to presenting the production in a manner befitting Saudi Arabia’s history and identity.

 

The “Fariqah” National Day video is now available across Maestro Pizza’s official social media platforms, where it has attracted widespread engagement and praise for its creative concept and striking visual production highlighting an important dimension of Saudi Arabia’s diverse cultural heritage.