15 SAR per letter

Saudi formal letters and petitions (maroodh), written in one minute

ikhitab (أي خطاب, pronounced "ay khitab" — "any letter") is a Saudi online service that writes formal Arabic letters: petitions to the Royal Court and regional emirates, letters to ministries, courts, universities and banks, resignation and employment letters, authorizations, undertakings, and congratulation or condolence telegrams. Every letter is written for your specific case in correct diwani style, previewed in full before payment, and delivered as PDF and Word for 15 SAR.

What you get

Correct forms of address for each authority (مقام خادم الحرمين الشريفين, صاحب السمو الملكي, معالي, سعادة), the basmala, Hijri and Gregorian dates, a subject line, concise paragraphs built from the details you provide, a proper closing, and a signature block. Choose "Arabic + English" to receive a matching formal English version at no extra cost — ideal for embassies, international employers and universities.

How it works

Pick the letter type and the recipient authority (over 120 listed, or type your own), describe your situation in plain words, preview the finished letter with a watermark, and pay 15 SAR only if you are satisfied. Payment is processed by PayTabs (mada, Visa, Mastercard, Apple Pay). If you are not satisfied, edit your request and regenerate for free before paying.

Who is behind ikhitab?

A registered Saudi company (VAT 311791334800003). Support: hello@ikhitab.com. The service is in Arabic; this page is an English overview.

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FAQ

What is a "maroodh" (معروض)?

A maroodh is a formal petition letter used in Saudi Arabia to address the Royal Court, the Crown Prince Court, regional emirates, ministries and senior officials. It follows a traditional "diwani" style: basmala, date, a precise form of address, a subject line, two to three concise paragraphs, a closing supplication, and the petitioner's details.

How much does a letter cost on ikhitab?

15 Saudi riyals per letter, no subscription. You preview the complete letter (watermarked) before paying, then download PDF and Word.

Can I get the letter in English?

Yes. Choose "Arabic + English" and you receive both versions for the same price — useful for embassies, international companies and universities.

How do I pay?

Through PayTabs: mada, Visa, Mastercard and Apple Pay.