Organization of Saudi Communists

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| native_name = منظمة الشيوعيين السعوديين

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| ideology = Communism
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The Organization of Saudi Communists ({{langx|ar|منظمة الشيوعيين السعوديين}}) was a political party in Saudi Arabia. The OSC was formed in Beirut by communists involved in the Arab National Liberation Movement; a coalition of Saudi opposition groups, including Talal bin Abdulaziz Al Saud. The OSC was formed so that Saudi Communists could retain a degree of autonomy whilst still being involved with the larger Movement. Abdulaziz as-Sunaid was one of the founders of the organization.Al-Ayam.

[http://www.alayam.com/writers/2735 رحـــــل عبدالعزيـــــــز الســــــــنيد] The group was short-lived, however, with most Saudi Communists remaining under the banner of the National Liberation Front ({{langx|ar|جبهة التحرير الوطني}}), which later morphed into the Communist Party in Saudi Arabia.{{cite book |last=Hourani |first=Albert Habib |last2=Khoury |first2=Philip Shukry |last3=Wilson |first3=Mary Christina |title=The Modern Middle East: A Reader |year=1993 |publisher=University of California Press |page=597}}