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Jews allowed to work in Saudi Arabia

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There are Jews in UAE.:)

In theory no. In practice yes. It's a complicated "operation" with certain risks. At most facing deportation though. Of course you could always convert to Islam and "join the club".:lol:;)

Not interested dear. Besides I have been involved in far too much trouble on PDF due to silly discussions. Being in my earliest 20's I can afford that for 1-2 more years before the gate closes. In all seriousness then I am very calm in reality and also well-mannered. PDF is my only escape to "troll a bit" outside of the gym/boxing ring.



Me and Levina have "known" each other for almost 2 years and we write with each other on a monthly basis and discuss many issues. I like her very much. LOL. Sweden is a great country if you love lakes, nordic forests and snow. Otherwise there are more beautiful countries just in Scandinavia (Norway) let alone the rest of Europe. No bad words about Sweden otherwise. I live just across it after all and 45 minutes (by train) away from Malmoe. For 2-3 months or so (rather 2) Denmark is the best if you love beach live. Of course it is no Red Sea or Mediterranean but the coastline is still very pretty.
I know that man ... I have been pulling @levina secular leg for a while ... although would have to agree she has taught this right winger extremist Hindu militant a thing or two about how to take it easy when it comes to accepting others point of view.

What ? :o:

Why ? I don't recall reading anything anywhere to suggest that Islam made either of the two cities off-limits to Non-Muslims ? :undecided:
get on the back seat Butt habibi ... we are over taking KSA from you guys now :p:
 
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What ? :o:

Why ? I don't recall reading anything anywhere to suggest that Islam made either of the two cities off-limits to Non-Muslims ? :undecided:

From what I know about (I am no Sheikh or Mullah) this "law" has been in place since forever. Long before KSA appeared on the map.

It is based on a verse of the Qur'an (9:28).

In reality all it takes for a non-Muslim that wants to visit Makkah or Madinah is for him or her to take a more informal trip with a local and stay closely attached to him or her.

Officially it is not allowed though.:o:

KSA has it's share of retarded laws though but I am not so sure that this is one of them.:coffee:

I am surprised he has not posted a few scenic pics yet.:lol:

Photography is a great thing. Stop pulling my leg.:pissed:
 
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I am surprised he has not posted a few scenic pics yet.:lol:
hes been busy tackling guys from Peshwar attack thread. Damn I was accused ( a right wing hindu fanatic) for kissing Arab @ss for some brownie points.
 
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From what I know about (I am no Sheikh or Mullah) this "law" has been in place since forever. Long before KSA appeared on the map.

It is based on a verse of the Qur'an (9:28).

In reality all it takes for a non-Muslim that wants to visit Makkah or Madinah is for him or her to take a more informal trip with a local and stay closely attached to him or her.

Officially it is not allowed though.:o:

KSA has it's share of retarded laws though but I am not so sure that this is one of them.:coffee:

Photography is a great thing. Stop pulling my leg.:pissed:

Well Indians aren't exactly known for their exceptional hygiene to put it euphemistically; so maybe its not such a bad thing after all ! :whistle:
 
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Well Indians aren't exactly known for their exceptional hygiene to put it euphemistically; so maybe its not such a bad thing after all ! :whistle:
where is the euphemism... are you talking about my p***s again.. :angry:

Don't feel me bro ... it's too fcuking cold and I get ticklish n horny.
wear knee caps ... sardi lag jaegi nai to..:devil:
 
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@Armstrong

In Arab and especially Arabian culture we must cater for our guests and hospitality plays a very big role in our society or at least used to do.

Thus I am forced to treat any guest with the utmost hospitality.

Although we Hijazis do not have a Bedouin past, outside of a small minority, unlike Najdis that have this the most in all of KSA, that influence has also reached us.

Even enemies must be catered for.


I do not know a more hospitable people than the Bedouins. Unfortunately they are a dying breed in the Arab world.

Honor codes of the Bedouin - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Bedouin systems of justice - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

will KSA common man will welcome this decision ? @al-Hasani

The common man/woman does not really have a say and actually this decision has always been in place. Please read the thread.
 
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@Armstrong

In Arab and especially Arabian culture we must cater for our guests and hospitality plays a very big role in our society or at least used to do.

Thus I am forced to treat any guest with the utmost hospitality.

Although we Hijazis do not have a Bedouin past, outside of a small minority, unlike Najdis that have this the most in all of KSA, that influence has also reached us.

Even enemies must be catered for.


I do not know a more hospitable people than the Bedouins. Unfortunately they are a dying breed in the Arab world.



The common man/woman does not really have a say and actually this decision has always been in place. Please read the thread.

ok , well i ask this about a common man , because we know that in Saudi society have some elements who might oppose such decisions ..
P.S i read the OP
 
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From what I know about (I am no Sheikh or Mullah) this "law" has been in place since forever.

In reality all it takes for a non-Muslim that wants to visit Makkah or Madinah is for him or her to take a more informal trip with a local and stay closely attached to him or her.

Officially it is not allowed though.:o:

KSA has it's share of retarded laws though but I am not so sure that this is one of them.:coffee:



Photography is a great thing. Stop pulling my leg.:pissed:
Though its haram to stay CLOSE to her... :astagh:
 
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ok , well i ask this about a common man , because we know that in Saudi society have some elements who might oppose such decisions ..
P.S i read the OP

Most are anti-Israel due to Zionism and the Palestinian conflict. Hatred against Jews as a people is only something that the radicals and ignorants have. Most people can distinguish between the Israeli regime/Zionism and Jews as a people. There is no love for Jews though but that goes for the entire Arab and Muslim world and most of the world actually. Most people in Europe have a bad or neutral view of Jews somehow.

Anyway which ethnicity loves (quite a strong word) another ethnicity unconditionally or blindly? There is no such thing. There are good and bad Jews. Just like there are good and bad Arabs and Muslims etc. I for once do not know a single Israeli but I know a few Jews.

Though its haram to stay CLOSE to her... :astagh:

Troll post and troll avatar.
 
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