Al-Isha'a Magazine

Al-Isha'a Magazine is a Saudi magazine launched in 1955 in al-Khobar City, the Eastern Province of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. It was founded and edited by Saad Bin Abdulrahman al-Bawardi. The magazine is concerned with literature and related studies and news, alongside its focus on community issues and both local and Arab events. A total of twenty-two issues were published before it ceased in 1956.

Al-Isha'a Magazine released twenty-two issues, starting with its first edition in 1955 and concluding with its final issue in 1956. In 2010, Dar al-Mufradat Publishing and Distribution in Riyadh City released a book compiling all the magazine's issues since its inception.

Al-Isha'a Magazine focused on various fields of literature, covering poetry, prose, and related literary studies. It also included news about the cultural scene in Saudi Arabia, gave significant attention to local societal issues, and covered events at both the local and Arab levels.