Al-Sadaqua Walsalam Stadium, Multi-purpose stadium in Adailiya, Kuwait

Al-Sadaqua Walsalam Stadium is a multi-purpose football ground in Adailiya, Kuwait City, home to Kazma SC. It holds 21,500 spectators, the second-largest capacity in Kuwait, and has an athletics running track around the pitch plus an electronic scoreboard with a television screen.

The stadium is named for the 1989 Peace and Friendship Cup match it hosted between Iraq and Iran, held before the First Gulf War. It later staged two Gulf Cup tournaments: the 10th in 1990, which Kuwait won, and the 2003 edition, where Kuwait finished sixth. Kazma plays its home games here.

The name means "Friendship and Peace" in Arabic, given after the stadium hosted the 1989 Peace and Friendship Cup match between Iraq and Iran. The ground is the home of Kazma Sporting Club, whose supporters fill it for league and Emir Cup fixtures.

The stadium is located in the Adailiya district and serves as the home ground for Kazma Sporting Club. Visitors should expect crowds during national championship matches and major cup competitions.

The facility features advanced electronic scoreboards with large television screens that enhance the viewing experience for spectators. This technical setup was noteworthy for sports venues in the region when it was installed.