Alleged sectarian killings in Saudi Arabia prompt unity calls

[Winchester]

Alleged sectarian killings in Saudi Arabia prompt unity calls

Unidentified gunmen opened fire in a mostly Shia area in eastern Saudi Arabia on Monday night, killing five people and wounding nine others. The shooting coincided with the eve of Ashoura, an Islamic day of remembrance of the death of Imam Hussein, which holds particular significance for Shia Muslims.

Using the hashtag #اطلاق_نار_الاحساء(link is external) (al-Ahsa shooting), Saudis sent more than 250,000 tweets discussing the incident, and warning of potential implications, including a rise in sectarianism.

 

[SSG_Commando]

Saudi Arabia will face problems like this in future. They are to blame themselves. Most of their borders are unsafe and they have lot of enemies around them now.

 

[elszADaQ]

Four killed as Saudi Arabia hunts gunmen who attacked Shi'ites | Daily Mail Online

 

[al-Hasani]

Saudi Arabia will face problems like this in future. They are to blame themselves. Most of their borders are unsafe and they have lot of enemies around them now.

Yet outside of this relatively small incident (compared to other terrrorist attacks across the world) which we until now know very little about there has been almost ZERO deadly incidents that involve sects in the entire modern history of KSA!

The news of this thread (call for solidarity) also speaks for itself. Besides KSA has no enemy other than the fake wannabe Arab Mullah's that have been rulling for 35 years and a few of their proxies.

KSA borders 8 countries and only 2 are unstable (Iraq and Yemen) and the instability is not found close to KSA's borders either.

So take it easy Nostradamus. The Holy lands are safe for now and when trouble will emerge it sons and daughters will be ready to die to defend their beautiful and ancient lands including the holy sites especially.

 

[Mosamania]

Religiois channels like Al-Wesal and Al-Eman were closed today, and so it begins, the beginning of the end of religious Saudi Arabia started yesterday.

 

[HAIDER]

Since last few weeks KSA is brutally cracking down extremist groups . Hope peace prevail . Its hard choice but KSA govt should not allow these terrorist to come back from Syria and Iraq. That s how destruction started in Pakistan after Afghan war. Lots of powerful underground hardcore group developed and they start taking control of territories . These groups start openly challenge the writ of state.
It is and it will be tough battle of KSA.

 

[Mosamania]

Since last few weeks KSA is brutally cracking down extremist groups . Hope peace prevail . Its hard choice but KSA govt should not allow these terrorist to come back from Syria and Iraq. That s how destruction started in Pakistan after Afghan war. Lots of powerful underground hardcore group developed and they start taking control of territories . These groups start openly challenge the writ of state.
It is and it will be tough battle of KSA.

This attack is going to change Saudi Arabia as much as the 1979 grand mosque seizure did.

Right now religious channels were closed, clerics who have had a history of verbally attacking Shia some were arrested others were banned from talking in public.

The ulema council released a statement saying that this attack on the Shias is an attack on our Muslim brothers. Expect a 180 degrees change in KSA in regards to religious teachings because of this attack. I said it before and I will say it again, religious Saudi arabia is doomed to die, this was the last nail on their coffin.

 

[Hyperion]

Hallelujah - no more branding of religion. Now we need for your government and so-called-religious-scholars who've been feeding hate/hatred to our blind population, to acknowledge, that essentially whatever they've been taught about a-la-carte-Islam for the past 100 years is all lies and was cooked up in Arabia, by master chef Saud !

Once you guys do that via a decree / fatwa (chose whatever suits you), we can start our job of mass executions of our people.

Religiois channels like Al-Wesal and Al-Eman were closed today, and so it begins, the beginning of the end of religious Saudi Arabia started yesterday.

 

[SSG_Commando]

Yet outside of this relatively small incident (compared to other terrrorist attacks across the world) which we until now know very little about there has been almost ZERO deadly incidents that involve sects in the entire modern history of KSA!

The news of this thread (call for solidarity) also speaks for itself. Besides KSA has no enemy other than the fake wannabe Arab Mullah's that have been rulling for 35 years and a few of their proxies.

KSA borders 8 countries and only 2 are unstable (Iraq and Yemen) and the instability is not found close to KSA's borders either.

So take it easy Nostradamus. The Holy lands are safe for now and when trouble will emerge it sons and daughters will be ready to die to defend their beautiful and ancient lands including the holy sites especially.

Yes it is tragic incident but your call for solidarity doesnt reflect the mayhem you caused in Syria, Libya, Yemen and Iraq? This wouldnt happened in first place if you didnt had created equal but opposite and more destructive proxies in those countries as compare to Iran.

 

[Mosamania]

Hallelujah - no more branding of religion. Now we need for your government and so-called-religious-scholars who've been feeding hate/hatred to our blind population, to acknowledge, that essentially whatever they've been taught about a-la-carte-Islam for the past 100 years is all lies and was cooked up in Arabia, by master chef Saud !

Once you guys do that via a decree / fatwa (chose whatever suits you), we can start our job of mass executions of our people.

The Ulema council released a statement condemning the attack as a "An attack on our brotherly Shia Muslims". Yeah religious Saudi arabia ended on November 11, 2014. Mark the date.

 

[osama zafar]

In SA? Surprising!

 

[al-Hasani]

Religiois channels like Al-Wesal and Al-Eman were closed today, and so it begins, the beginning of the end of religious Saudi Arabia started yesterday.

There are dozens of religious channels and I won't be surprised if those two channels will reappear again at some point.

There will not be any end to a "religious KSA" whatever that means. This incident has been made out to be bigger than it is. The work of a few extremists and very much unprecedented in KSA history.

KSA as the cradle of Islam and the seat of Makkah and Madinah will obviously be closely tied to Islam and so will the vast majority of its citizens just like for the past 1400 years. We can argue about the system all day and night but that's another thing altogether. That's the only reason why I objected to your "this is the end of a religious KSA" sentence.

There are no main reasons for our Shia lot to complain. The suspects have been caught and they will be punished.

Yes it is tragic incident but your call for solidarity doesnt reflect the mayhem you caused in Syria, Libya, Yemen and Iraq? This wouldnt happened in first place if you didnt had created equal but opposite and more destructive proxies in those countries as compare to Iran.

More unfounded nonsense.

 

[Mosamania]

Hallelujah - no more branding of religion. Now we need for your government and so-called-religious-scholars who've been feeding hate/hatred to our blind population, to acknowledge, that essentially whatever they've been taught about a-la-carte-Islam for the past 100 years is all lies and was cooked up in Arabia, by master chef Saud !

Once you guys do that via a decree / fatwa (chose whatever suits you), we can start our job of mass executions of our people.

The minister of Media was fired for closing the religious channels and the channels are now back online...... Cancel my previous statement, expect a very lethargic response to this whole deal, F*k everything.

 

[al-Hasani]

The minister of Media was fired for closing the religious channels and the channels are now back online...... Cancel my previous statement, expect a very lethargic response to this whole deal, F*k everything.

Millions of people have watched religious channels, including those two, and despite that the attack on Monday was the first of its kind in 82 years of KSA history. It tells me that some religious channels are not the problem but the few misguided people themselves.

If they want radical material they just have to open the computer and make a few google searches.

 

[Mosamania]

Millions of people have watched religious channels, including those two, and despite that the attack on Monday was the first of its kind in 82 years of KSA history. It tells me that some religious channels are not the problem but the few misguided people themselves.

If they want radical material they just have to open the computer and make a few google searches.

Religious channels such as that one actively sow hate and sectarianism. It is watched by many hardliners and is actually revered by ISIS, not to mention that one of the channel's hosts actually clapped and talked about feeling great in the pictures of the victims of Al-Qaeda's suicide attack in Yemen.

That channel is a source of Evil and if it was up to me I would close it and bring everyone who ever worked in it, line them up and execute them and hang their bodies to rot for everyone to see.