Al-Arabi SC (Saudi Arabia)

Al-Arabi played for the first time in the Saudi First Division in the 1986–87 season. However, It played for four seasons until it won the Saudi First Division in 1989–90 season and was promoted to the Saudi Premier League. The club played one season in the Saudi Premier League and then was relegated to the Saudi First Division, where they played for four years. Al-Arabi was relegated in 1994–95 to the Saudi Second Division and attempted to rise back to the Saudi First Division in the 1995–96 season. Al-Arabi lost in the qualifier finals which was held in Al-Hasa. They played the 1996–97 and the 1997–98 season in the second division, until they were relegated to the third division in the 1998–99 season. The club continued in the third division until managing to qualify in 2001–02 in the final qualification match which was held in Najran and was promoted. The team played in the second division for from the 2002–03 season until the 2004–05 season where it was once again to the third division. Al-Arabi returned to the Saudi Second Division in the 2008–09 season after getting second place in the final qualification which was held in Dammam. In the 2021–22 season, they were champions of the Saudi Second Division and was promoted in the Saudi First Division. They have been playing in that division since the 2022–23 season.

• 1 season in Saudi Professional League
• 8 seasons in Saudi First Division
• 18 seasons in Saudi Second Division
• 7 seasons in Saudi Third Division

As of 1 July 2023:

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• Saudi First Division :
  • Runner up (1) : 1989–90
• Saudi Second Division :
  • Champion (2) : 1986–87, 2021–22
• Saudi Third Division :
  • Champion (1) : 2001–02

• Saudi Federation Handball Cup: 1

1983

• Saudi Youth Handball Tournament: 1

1977

• Saudi Handball U-17 Premier League: 1

2009

Al-Arabi does not have its own football stadium, and uses a playground for training. A sport compound was built in Unaizah with facilities for a wide range of competitive sports, and the General Presidency of Youth Welfare decided to hold a draw between the city's two clubs for the right to use it. Al-Najma SC gained the right to use the stadium without a draw. In February 2007 during an interview on a program called C.V., Saleh Al-Wassel, the then-president of Al-Najma, admitted that he used his influence to obtain the newly built sports facility in Unaizah.

Al Arabi is currently playing all of its home matches at the Department of Education Stadium.

Al-Arabi Pavilion is an indoor sports arena used particularly for basketball and handball matches for the club. The capacity of the stadium is 7,000 people, and was built in 2007.

• Suleiman Al-Badi
• Abdulrahman Al-Naim
• Ahmed Al-Turki
• Mohammed Al-Manea
• Ibrahim Al-Zaki
• Abdulrahman Al-Musaed
• Ahmad Al-Mansur
• Fahad Al-Wahaibi
• Ahmad Al-Subaie
• Ahmed Al-Marzouq
• Adeeb Al-Kwiter
• Mohammed Al-Dukahil
• Abdulaziz Al Dera
• Ameen Al Malah

• List of football clubs in Saudi Arabia

• Unaizah
• Unofficial (in Arabic)
• Al-Arabi page at kooora.com – Arabic
• Al-Arabi page at goalzz.com – English

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