Tunisia gov't says to close 80 mosques for inciting 'violence'!

[jamahir]

Yes, KSA has a massive religious influence as the cradle of Islam and the seat of Makkah and Madinah which is only normal.

only for those who are not comfortable being muslim or are not careful... other than makkah and madinah, the modern kingdom called saudia no relevance to those muslims on the left.

 

[Indus Pakistan]

I frankly blame American's for having puffed up a bunch of desert nomads into what they are today - Even the 9/11 with truck load of Saudi's involved in that incident and even the king of kings Bin Laden having roots in Saudia has not woken up the Americans from their oil induced stupor. Money, I guess in vast quantities can buy anything ...

 

[Saif al-Arab]

Listen I am not one of those poor Pakistani's who have no choice but to work in Saudia Arabia and have no voice thus forced to go along with your rubbish. I know more about KSA then I care to say. The only redeaming thing about KSA is the oil you found. Other than that it would have been sand, more sand and a few camels. This is fact.

In Pakistan we had civilization when you were still trying to figure out what needed covering up first with the only piece of cloth you had. Your head or your anterior/posterior.

The fruits of oil is a recent phenomenonand and will run out ....

Ps. I have to go now but if you want serious debate on this issue let me know and I will open a thread later and let best man prevail.

You are one of those ignorant "PDF think thanks" that lives abroad and thinks that he is well-versed on every matter despite that obviously not being the case. KSA and the Arabian Peninsula as a whole is home to some of the oldest civilizations on the planet and is the second oldest inhabited place on the planet outside of Eastern Africa and Southern Africa.

Your ignorance does not interest me and you must have forgotten that the Arab world is the cradle of civilization and that we Semites built the oldest civilizations on the planet.

You should not worry about that as the GCC has an economy that is 10 times bigger than Pakistan and much of it is now not oil/gas based.

Besides the Arabian Peninsula was already for almost 1 millennium one of the richest places on the planet due to trade.

Incense Route - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

I am not in the mood to discuss with ignorants so you can blame all your miseries on outsiders all you want to Kawli. Won't make my posts any less correct.

 

[Zarvan]

Yes.



I already told you that I am Al-Hasani.

Why should I be banned? I forgot my password and email to my old user and then I left the forum for 1-2 months only to create this user due to the Yemen conflict and has since then used this user although I wrote 60% of my posts the first 2 weeks due to the Yemen conflict. It was quite vocal.



All the moderatos know that this is my user nor have I made it a secret. I contacted all of them.

What the hell its you for GOD sake I really thought you are some one else by the way ask other Saudi members to come back to forum

 

[Norwegian]

I frankly blame American's for having puffed up a bunch of desert nomads into what they are today - Even the 9/11 with truck load of Saudi's involved in that incident and even the king of kings Bin Laden having roots in Saudia has not woken up the Americans from their oil induced stupor. Money, I guess in vast quantities can buy anything ...

Actually, it was the British that supported Saudis instead of traditional and more moderate Sharifs of Mecca, the Hashemites that are currently ruling not-so-radical Kingdom of Jordan:

Arabian Peninsula as a whole is home to some of the oldest civilizations on the planet

One of the oldest dead civilizations on the planet, you mean?

 

[Indus Pakistan]

The Islamic world had the misfortune to be visited by two accidents - Makkah and Madinah ended up in KSA and then oil was found. Both gave KSA massive leverage on the Muslim world which the House of Saud promptly used to push it toward the stone age and the mess we have today ....

@Norweigan boy you can type fast. I need to borrow your hands ....

 

[Levina]

One of the oldest dead civilizations on the planet, you mean?

He said "one of the oldest" and he is not so wrong.

 

[Saif al-Arab]

What the hell its you for GOD sake I really thought you are some one else by the way ask other Saudi members to come back to forum

You did?

Most of the Arab users have left PDF although there are still 20-30 of us left, not everyone is very active. We mostly keep to our section and this one. In general most Saudi Arabian users have left due to the trolling, level of ignorance, personal insults, lack of proper moderation etc. Maybe some will come back, I have no clue about that.

He said "one of the oldest" and he is not so wrong.

Of course not. Every historian knows that. That certain ignorants do not is not my problem or headache.

 

[Metanoia]

Guys stop with the historical d!ck measuring. It is completely irrelevant to the thread.

 

[livingdead]

hmm.. its going to stop tourists in short term, but its a popular tourist destination for brits. Some brits even refused to return saying they wont leave just because 1 terror incident.

instead of being reactive and closing mosques, they should have put mosques on scanner. Surely they got enough resource to keep tab.

 

[Norwegian]

He said "one of the oldest" and he is not so wrong.

If camel dung and timeless sand dunes is considered anywhere a civilization, I am ok with it. This is Hajj, 1889:

 

[Indus Pakistan]

You Pakistani's stop this craven appeasing behavious toward KSA citizens. So what if they have oil. It will run out one day. We are the people who had civilization 5,000 years ago in Harappa. What did these guys have sand?

I would much rather be in USA where at least I have rights then be a treated like a dog by a guy whose only redeaming feature is his sand has oil underneath it ..

Harappa - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

 

[Levina]

If camel dung and timeless sand dunes is considered anywhere a civilization, I am ok with it. This is Hajj, 1889:

IVC/SSC during the early and mature Harappan period had trade relations with Egypt and other Middle Eastern countries.

 

[jamahir]

members should visit "syria civil war" thread to see what kind of arguments and propaganda are used by those who do not work to remove terrorists/reactionaries.

 

[Norwegian]

IVC/SSC during the early and mature Harappan period had trade relations with Egypt and other Middle Eastern countries.

My only concern is that if radicalism and extremism in the Muslim world is not stopped, mosques in other parts of the world will eventually suffer with same fate. After all, the source of all radicalism and terrorism can be traced back to these jihad preaching mosques and madrassas.