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The document appears to be lyrics to an Arabic song praising a king. In 3 sentences: The song calls for hastening to glory and supremacy, glorifying the Creator of the heavens, and raising a green flag carrying the emblem of Light. It repeats the phrase "God is the greatest" and wishes long life for both the country and its king, for the benefit of all Muslims. The document is attributed to Dr. Shadia Y. Banjar.
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