Great here. Thanks. Hope all ok at your end .. especially in terms of intellectual development and enhancement
Anyways
http://www.thenational.ae/opinion/comment/why-has-saudi-arabia-sent-for-troops-from-pakistan
Very specifically, Pakistan has always maintained the security of the holy twin cities is the only rationale for their deployment in order not to antagonise Iran and not to get sucked into a misadventure as Yemen.
I am quite sure of my facts, contrary to what is being misreported at times, for whatever the reasons.
It is a dissuasive deployment of Pakistan Army only for Mecca and Medina ..
Yes, indeed Iran considered exempt Holy Cities.
But chains of recent attack on Masjid Nabwi SAW is under investigation among Muslim countries.
Approx 20 lac Pakistani working in saudia, any little flame can touching holy place, which is considered as attack on holy place.
Batter recommendation for Iran is to stay away without authentic proofs, because it can disturbing many minds "Heart is Muslim, Mind often work as Paktoon" in & out side Pakistan.
12 Pakistanis, seven Saudis arrested following Madina blast
APUPDATED JUL 08, 2016 12:56PM
DUBAI: Saudi Arabia identified on Thursday suspects in two of the three attacks that struck the kingdom on the same day this week, including one outside the sprawling mosque where the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) is buried in the western city of Madina that killed four Saudi security troops.
In a statement released by the Interior Ministry late Thursday, authorities said the Madina bomber in Monday's apparently coordinated attacks was 26-year-old Saudi national Na'ir al-Nujiaidi al-Balawi.
Three suicide bombers behind a botched attack, also Monday, outside a Shia mosque in the eastern region of Qatif in which no civilians or police were wounded, were identified as Abdulrahman Saleh Mohammed, Ibrahim Saleh Mohammed and Abdelkarim al-Hesni, all in their early 20s.
It was not immediately clear what nationality or nationalities the three carried.
The ministry said investigations following the attacks led to the arrests of 19 suspects, seven Saudi and 12 Pakistani nationals. No other details were immediately available.
On Tuesday, Saudi Arabia identified the suicide bomber who struck outside the US Consulate in Jeddah as a Pakistani resident of the kingdom who had arrived 12 years ago to work as a driver. It named him as 34-year-old Abdullah Gulzar Khan. It said he lived in the port city with "his wife and her parents.: The statement did not elaborate.
In that attack, the bomber detonated his explosives after two security guards approached him, killing himself and lightly wounding the guards, the ministry said. No consular staff were hurt. No group has yet claimed responsibility for the attacks but their nature and their apparently coordinated timing suggested the militant Islamic State (IS) group could be to blame.
Pakistan has condemned Monday's attacks in the kingdom. There are around 9 million foreigners living in Saudi Arabia, which has a total population of 30 million. Among all foreigners living in the kingdom, Pakistanis represent one of the largest groups.
The Saudi ministry said the attacker in the Madina assault set off the bomb in a parking lot after security officers became suspicious about him. Several cars caught fire and thick plumes of black smoke were seen rising from the site of the explosion as thousands crowded the streets around the mosque.
Worshippers expressed shock that such a prominent holy site could be targeted. The Prophet Muhammad's mosque was packed on Monday evening, during the final days of the Muslim holy month of Ramazan, which ended on Tuesday. Local media say the attacker was intending to strike the mosque when it was crowded with thousands gathered for the sunset prayer.
Saudi Arabia is part of the US-led coalition fighting IS in Iraq and Syria, and the militant group views its ruling monarchy as an enemy.
The kingdom has been the target of multiple attacks by the group that have killed dozens of people. In June, the Interior Ministry reported 26 terror attacks in the last two years.
https://www.dawn.com/news/1269493
It is problem not exclusive to Iran, is it?
Anyways, my point was, that the Pakistani forces are meant for safeguarding the holy sites and that is only their aim and task. Pakistan will not get involved in a Sunni-Shia nonsense between Saudis and Iranians.
the day Iran and SA comes face to face is the day I gotta see.
They both are shadow boxing and screwing the happiness of all the nations around them.
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. keep dreaming . if a civil war happen . it will be the final blow to their existence 
