Dream - Prince Al Waleed bin Khaled bin Talal, known as the Sleeping Prince of Saudi Arabia, is still in a coma more than 19 years after a tragic car accident in 2005. The current condition of Prince Al Waleed remains a public concern. Princess Noura binti Talal, the aunt of Prince Al-Waleed bin Khaled bin Talal, shared a video on her social media account X.

The latest video surprised many people. In the video, Prince Al-Waleed, who is still in a coma, can be seen moving his fingers. Princess Noura wrote a hopeful prayer in her post. "Beloved son Khaled bin Talal Al-Waleed, all praise be to Allah who gives life to whom He wills by His command. All praise be to Allah who has restored your health, so do not despair in the power of Allah," Princess Noura wrote, as quoted from The National News.

Prince Al Waleed is seen still connected to life support machines. His body is covered with a Saudi flag that says "Our Country is in Our Hearts". Through her Twitter account, Princess Rima wrote a prayer full of hope. "My love, may God protect you, heal you, and restore you," writes Princess Rima.

The following text has been translated from Bahasa to English while preserving any HTML tags: "The video shows Prince Al-Waleed moving his fingers. Additionally, in another video, Prince Al-Waleed can be seen moving his head from left to right. Although these videos show small movements from Prince Al-Waleed, the family has confirmed that there has been no significant development in his health condition."

Father Prince Al Waleed, Prince Khaled bin Talal, continues to hold great hope for his son's recovery. In an interview, Prince Khaled affirmed his decision not to remove the life-supporting device that keeps his son alive. "Someone asked me, why don't you remove the device from your son? I answered, if God intends for him to die in that accident, then my son will be in his grave," said Prince Khaled.