The Bin Ladens

Sarkissian, Henry

Sarkissian, Kourken

Sarkissian family

Saud, king of Saudi Arabia; Buraimi dispute and; deposing of; drinking of; Faisal compared with; Faisal’s disputes with; health problems of; indiscipline of; Medina and Mecca and; Mohamed’s relationship with; Muslim Brotherhood and; Nasserism and; palaces of; railroads and; road building and; royal property sales and; sexual behavior and marriages of; U.S. relations with; wealth of

Saud Al-Faisal, prince of Saudi Arabia

Saudia Airlines

Saudi Arabia: Al Qaeda’s attacks in; appeals to Osama to return to; attempted military coup in (1955); banking in; censorship in; diplomatic passports of; dissent quelled in; education in; family as political unit in; financial problems of; financial reforms in; formation of; government payroll in; Hajj pilgrims’ resentment of; Hejaz Railway and; intelligence of (GID); Islamic devotion in; labor shortage in; lack of economic and social progress in; 9/11 and; oil boom in; oil embargo and; oil of; Osama’s calls to; Osama’s conflicts with; Osama’s essays about; Osama’s exile from; Osama’s popularity in; Osama’s relatives’ return to; Osama’s return to; Osama stripped of citizenship by; roads in; Salafi school in; slaves in; telephones in; terrorist attacks in; ultralights banned in; Wahhabis in, see Wahhabis; Walters in; water in; see also specific places; subheadings under specific countries

Saudi Arabian Airlines

Saudi Arabian Monetary Authority (central bank)

Saudi Bank of Paris

Saudi Bin Laden Group (SBG); employment policies at; King Abdullah Economic City and; legal proceedings against; Osama’s expulsion from; Public Buildings and Airports Division of; U.S. outpost of

Saudi Development Fund

Saudi Investment Company (SICO)

Saudi Investment Company Panama Corporation

Saudi Investors, Incorporated

Saudin Inc.

“Saudi Regime and Repeated Tragedies of the Pilgrims, The” (Osama Bin Laden)

Saudi-U.S. relations; Buraimi dispute and; conspiracy theories and; deterioration of alliance in; Fahd and; invasion of Kuwait and; military bases and; Nasser and; Nicaraguan Contras and; 9/11 and; oil and; Osama and; railroads and; road building and; Salem’s role in; Saud and; secularization and; State Department memo (Dec. 22, 1994) and; terrorist financing and

Sauter, Auguste

Sawaya, Emile

Sayyaf, Abdul Rasul

Sayyaf, Abdurrab Rahul

SBG (USA), Inc. (formerly Cromwell Corporation)

Scherz, TX

Scheuer, Michael

Schwartz, Charles

Schwarzkopf, Norman

Scotland Yard

Securities and Futures Authority, British

Semberg, Yehuda

Semmari, Fahd Al-

September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks; in New York; Pentagon and; planning of; recruitment for; return of Bin Ladens to Saudi Arabia after

Services Office. See Makhtab Al-Khadamat

Shahin, Robert

Shakir, Ibrahim

Sharbatly, H. A.

shari’a

Sharjah to Khayma road

Sharm El Sheikh

sheikh, use of term

Shias

Shields, Brooke

Shooting Club; shopping malls, shopping

Shorty’s Bar-B-Q

Shtaye, Nadir

Shulman, Robin

Signposts (Qutb)

Signs of the Merciful (Azzam)

Silva, Marta

silver market

Simpson, Dominic

skiing

Skyway Aircraft Leasing, Ltd.

slaves

Sleeping with the Devil (Baer)

SMB Investments

Smith, Michele

SOCAL (Standard Oil Company of California)

soccer

Sockol, Samuel

Solomon, King

Somalia

Soros, George

South Africa; arms dealers from

South America

South Yemen

Soviet Union; in Afghanistan, see Afghanistan, Soviets i Saudi relations with; Sputnik and; U.S. relations with; Yemen and

Sowell, Don

Sowell Aviation

Spetsnaz

sports; Osama’s interest in; Sputnik

Stark, Freya

Starr, Steve

State Department, U.S.; Bechtel and; Griffin in; Mohamed’s company and

Stegner, Wallace

stock, stock market

Stockholm Radio

Story of the Great Expansion (Bakr Bin Laden)

Sudan; British relations with; Hajj pilgrims from; Osama expelled from; Osama’s bank accounts in; Osama’s business and investments in; Osama’s calls to

Sudayri family

“Sudayri Seven,”