so... when will the Saudi government destroy it, like they destroyed all Islamic history?
What an enlightening post. Can you please tell us all here what kind of pre-Islamic heritage that has been destroyed since 1932? If you cannot mention an single example of such a thing occurring you have answered your own brilliant question.
Do you realize how dumb you sound when you say "like they destroyed all Islamic history"? Do you realize that no other territory on the planet has as much Islamic heritage as the territory of modern-day KSA as this is the cradle of Islam? You can basically see Islamic heritage everywhere if you know where to look.
Let me guess, you are a Shia and thus you have been brainwashed by your Mullah's to believe that Makkah and Madinah were raised to the ground (lol) when in reality a few mausoleums were removed (not the tombs themselves or graveyards). Mausoleums who were at most only a few centuries old and by no means "original". I guess those few mausoleums equal the entire portfolio of Islamic heritage in the entire world. In your eyes and that of many Shias. At least this is the impression one can get.
Before you turn all red, no I don't agree with such policies (unless it is part of expanding the holy sites in order to serve a greater number of pilgrims and in order to modernize) and since such policies are almost 100 years old (different times and era) I do not see what this has to do with events in 2016. 70 years ago Nazis and Soviets (in the "civilized world" part of the world) were busy killing 100 million people and raising entire cities, countries etc. to the ground and 1000's upon 1000's of churches, monasteries etc.
Locals in Hijaz were against such policies as was everyone not part of the conquering armies back then but the average person could not do anything. Nor today if it was decided to do something similar again. You should educate yourself. Average people in KSA are minding their own business and problems. Also nobody is alive from that period anyway nor do they have anything to do with it. Besides those mausoleums can be rebuilt and they might be that one day when policies change. I would have no problem with it. Next.
I thought there was a lot of migration from central asia to India.. the map shows it in opposite direction... may be it happened much later.
Everyone on the planet, outside of Africa, has ancestors who roamed the Arabian Peninsula for millennia. What you are talking about is an much, much younger migration. Migrations continue to this very day and will continue to occur. Always. However the earliest human migrations out of Africa cannot be changed for obvious reasons.
This is more correct:
Your map doesn't show the crossing over Istanbul into Europe.
There are different maps out there but the map that you have posted lacks the earliest migration out of Africa which is the migration out of Eastern Africa/Horn of Africa into Southern Arabia through the Bab-el-Mandeb strait which is the earliest migration of this kind. Your map only shows the Northern Arabian route.
As for Europe, if my memory serves me right, there were two distinct routes. One from Anatolia (Eastern route) after migrating from Arabia into neighboring Sham and from there on neighboring Anatolia and the "Western route" that went along the Maghreb and into neighboring Iberia (Spain and Portugal) and from there on other parts of Western Europe.
