Can you please stop marketing the land owned by all saud. I was talking about Bahrain. Further more what percentage is desert as opposed another topography ? To be not considered as desert ?Bahrain is an island and besides that home to one of the oldest civilizations in the world (Dilmun among others) which it shares with Eastern Arabia as a whole (modern-day Eastern Province in KSA and parts of Kuwait and Qatar).
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dilmun
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eastern_Arabia
Besides deserts come in all shapes and forms (mountainous, rocky, volcanic, sandy, fertile depending on the season etc.) and are very beautiful and famed for this especially those found in the Arabian Peninsula which come in all shapes and forms as the only place on earth.
Let me give you a few examples of this:
Volcano Madina Saudi Arabia by Dr. A. Alturaigy د.عبدالله الطريقي, on Flickr
Zyaan by Mohammed Albuhaisi, on Flickr
Saudi Arabia - Tabuk , by © Saud AL-Jethli, Photo, on Flickr
kasser by Dr. A. Alturaigy د.عبدالله الطريقي, on Flickr
وادي البردي-ينبع 2 by asim mawwad -عاصم معوض, on Flickr
Saudi Arabia Snow by ABO_TMEEM, on Flickr
Riyadh Desert Saudi KSA Spring by Life-Style, on Flickr
Arabia is one of the most beautiful regions in the world and there can be no doubt about this.
Also all centers of civilization in the world be it in the Arab world (cradle of civilization) or elsewhere lie in arid climate zones so please continue to call us "desert dwellers". it is an honor.
The first alphabet in the world was founded by our Semitic ancestors in Sinai. By desert dwellers. Similar to how civilization itself was created by our ancestors, jungle dweller.
We much prefer that than what people call others (jungle dwellers, cave dwellers etc.).
Russia Today with their usual propaganda. I don't see them writing similar articles whenever "Sunni" criminals are executed anywhere.
Do you know the specific cases for you to say such a thing? Well, I don't know but if you do please share it with the rest of us.
As for sectarianism in the GCC and Arabia. Very limited compared to other hotspots in the Muslim world. When has there ever been a sectarian war or unrest in Arabia in recent eras or centuries? You will have to go back to the earliest times of Islamic history.
Oman is one of the most peaceful Muslim nations and home to the biggest Ibadi community in the world and a large Sunni minority and a tiny Shia minority. There are zero problems. Same story in Qatar and UAE where almost all locals are Sunnis however the migrant workers have different sects but there are no problems in this regard either.
Yemen despite being home to a large Zaydi minority (largest in the world) has never faced sectarianism historically and even today despite much unrest has no large problem in this regard.
Which leaves us with KSA, Bahrain and Kuwait. In most of KSA (95% of it) there is no trouble in this regard. The Shia communit in KSA (10-15% of the population) has suffered from 3-4 terrorist attacks in their entire history since modern-day KSA emerged back in 1932. All due to ISIS and all in the past 3-4 years. That is nothing.
In Hijaz (most populous region in KSA) Sunnis, Sufis and Shias have lived in peace side by side for 1400 years.
The hotspots for sectarianism politically is small Bahrain and Kuwait actually but even there you do not have widespread violence by any group.
Let alone us not suffering from any ethnic/political motivated violence.
Now compare that to the region and most of the Muslim world.
So no, we are fine for the time being. Could be many times worse. And what's better in KSA people have understood due to recent events in the region that sectarianism brings nothing good. Only the fringe groups and their supporters are interested in such discourse which is great news.
Indeed. Let alone the Mullah's long history of executing ethnic, religious and political minorities under the disguise of being "enemies of God" and other nonsense. Nobody comes even close in this regard and their execution rates are also many times higher. A funny world.
However Iranian bootlickers are heavily outnumbered worldwide for all it matters, lol. However I would prefer that the bootlickers found other hobbies to pursue in general.
Let it become then ! Not that is support either fake custodians of Islam from desert to,mullah
Given your previous stances, it's no surprise, and it doesn't even matter tbh. Every decent human being can compare Syrian rebels/ISIS/Nusra to Bahrain protesters and also compare their violence, terrorism and 'aggressive' behavior and see that it's a comparison between day and night.
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Manama : The final death penalty sentence upheld against the convicts indicted in the Daih bomb blast was based on compelling evidence, said Haroun Alzayani, Attorney General affiliated with the Public Prosecutor’s technical office.
The evidence included the witnesses’ testimonies, the convicts’ own confessions, the material tools and telecommunication devices which were found with the executed convicts and others.
Results of forensic reports also corroborated with the verbal testimonies, material evidence as well as the circumstances that surrounded the Daih deadly explosion.
The High Criminal Court took into consideration the detailed compelling evidence in issuing the death verdict, which was upheld respectively by the High Court of Appeals and then by the Court of Cassation.
The convicts were caught with materials and substances which used in making the lethal explosives.
Human cells collected from one bomb which was defused at the scene of the blast were found to be matching with the DNA of one of the executed convicts.
Forensic examination of the mobile phones revealed that the convicts used a special programme in their communications. The taped conversations revealed that the trio used the same programme during the days before the blast.
The investigation revealed that the two mobile phones which were used in detonating the bomb that targeted the security forces had been tested the night before the blast.
The reports submitted by the coroner and the forensic experts matched with the convicts’ confessions, regarding the nature of the substances which were used to make the bomb and the detonation technique.
The convicts received fair public trials and all the legal guarantees, in the presence of their lawyers, who had access to the case before delivering their pleadings.
Twelve judges handled the case during the different stages of judicial litigation and found the evidence compelling, dismissing any presumed doubt and finding no
reason to grant the convicts mercy or commute the death penalty.
Killed Bahrain policemen
http://www.newsofbahrain.com/viewNews.php?ppId=29444&TYPE=Posts&pid=21&MNU=2&SUB=50
Manama : To implement their terrorist plot, the suspects planted three IEDs on the highway the evening before the crime. According to the plan, members were tasked with detonating the devices, others with monitoring the area and one with recording the explosions.
They carried out their plot, starting with staging riots to lure the policemen. A group member (sentenced to death) took up his place atop a building and detonated the explosive device.
“The other two IEDs were not detonated as one was damaged by the first explosion and the policemen did not get close to the place where the other one had been placed,” Al Hammadi said.
http://www.newsofbahrain.com/viewNews.php?ppId=29440&TYPE=Posts&pid=21&MNU=2&SUB=3
Manama : Six suspects were charged with joining the terror group Al Ashtar Brigades.
“They, along with the second suspect were charged with carrying out terrorist activities, killing and attempting to kill policemen, damage public properties, and possessing, storing and using explosive substances. Their aim was to carry out acts of terror, fund their terror group and finance its activities,” Al Hammadi said.
The High Criminal Court sentenced three defendants to death and the remaining suspects to life in jail.
Some of the defendants were also stripped off their nationality.
The defendants challenged the verdict and their lawyers presented memoranda explaining the reason for challenging the court rulings.
The verdicts were later upheld by the Court of Appeals.
The Public Prosecution referred the case to the Court of Cassation which cancelled the sentence and referred it back to the Court of Appeal on October 17, 2016 to re-consider it
The Appeals Court deliberated the case a second time on December 4, and upheld the sentence.
The appeals by the defendants were again reviewed by the Court of Cassation last Monday.
The Court upheld the initial ruling, and the death sentence was finalised leading to the execution.
http://www.newsofbahrain.com/viewNews.php?ppId=29443&TYPE=Posts&pid=21&MNU=2&SUB=3
Well done Bahrain
Says the slave of al saud. Who is the subject of his king. Too bad desert monkeys can't even defend themselves and have to beg for assistance every single time
Hahaha. So typical of badooo. Desert monkeys good for nothing
Can you say "ummah" three times
Can you shut your mouth ?Can you say "ummah" three times
