What were KSA and UAE doing during that time?
When did I mention Bangladesh?
Turkey, Iran, and Pakistan will eventually have to deal with the mess Arab nationalists and Israel, under US supervision, created in the Muslim world.
You don't understand a simple thing here.
KSA and UAE do not support the removal of other Arab regimes unless they are outright hostile. KSA and UAE are not supporting Islamists (contrary to popular belief, in the case of KSA this ended after the USSR-Afghan war that KSA was forced to participate in, along with Pakistan, by the same US) as there is not a single terrorist, Jihadi organization or extremist organization that is pro-Arab regimes. Their biggest target (if KSA was a weak state) would be no other than KSA as proven between 2003-2006 (especially) and long before 9/11.
KSA's clergy was and is dominated by Hanbali scholars mainly from Najd. This is indeed a conservative school of thought but it is not a school of thought that calls for the murder of Westerners, attacking non-Muslims etc. Some schools of Islam were looked at unfavorably but every Muslim school does that. You think that conservative Mullah's in Qom look at Hanbalism favorably or Sunni Islam?
As I told you, KSA became infiltrated by the MB in the 1970's during King Faisal.
KSA had cordial ties with Syria pre-2011 contrary to popular belief as well. KSA's turned against Al-Assad when he started murdering/killing protestors on a large scale and began to commit other mistakes that made it incredibly hard (especially considering the opinion of the population, the regional conflict) etc. to support him in public. Yet KSA (there is zero evidence even from Western intelligence) never supported radical groups. It was mostly FSA. To this day KSA's men in Syria are among Syrian nationalists mainly base in the South and East.
KSA involvement in Syria ended back in 2014. Since 2015 the focus had been Yemen.
KSA post 1979, became a hostage of Mullah policies and our Mullahs were given free license to answer Shia Islamism with Sunni Islamism. This created much poison not only for locals but foreigners alike too.
The only reason why KSA was even hostile against Al-Assad to begin with is due to that regimes close ties with the Iranian Mullah's and their proxy group (Hezbollah) that is openly hostile too. Since Russia entered the scene in Syria (a guarantor of no Mullah project succeeding in Syria) involvement calmed down.
Blaming everything on KSA is not going to work.
You are talking as if those 3 countries are on the same page. They are not and have never been. Iran and Turkey are historical enemies and rivals. Been like that always. They are only finding common grounds of late due to the US (Trump) acting against Turkish moves in Syria and economic warfare. Pakistan and Iran have no deep or meaningful relations either. Neither militarily nor economically. The border region of those countries is isolated and 1000+ km away from the Iranian heartland which is in the West and which explains why Iran and Iranians have always looked westward, which explains their obsession about Arabs while never uttering a word about their supposed brothers in small Tajikistan or half of Afghanistan (Tajiks there).
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Turkey and Iran will have to sort out war-torn Iraq and Syria.
Pakistan will be instrumental in bringing peace in Yemen (esp between KSA and Iran), and important when KSA runs out of oil and is abandoned by the US.
Pakistan is not the same nation which it once was, but we are recovering our leadership role in the world.
Arab nationalists can spend their whole life deceiving themselves that they are not part of the Muslim world, but you should know that we are all intertwined.
In the End, Israel will not differentiate between Arab or Non-Arab Muslim. This is our real enemy.
KSA is the third richest country on the planet when it comes to resources as a whole (minerals included). Only 4 times bigger US is richer (they have a 10 times larger population) and 6.5 times larger Russia (4.5 times larger population).
KSA has the biggest potential for solar and wind (renewables) in the entire developing and Muslim world due to size and solar insolation. Largest sovereign wealth fund by far in the Muslim world. Largest trade surplus along with China and a few other countries of the world. Growth every year. Growing population. Non-oil/gas sector booming (growing 3 times as quickly as the economy as a whole). One of the youngest populations in the world. This is not going to happen.
Although I know that you would love for KSA to burn down and millions of Saudi Arabians being killed (the same people that have welcomed more Pakistanis than any other people and done no harm to you other than a few cases of mistreatment) due to state policies than locals have no power over or very little at least. Despite the Saudi Arabian government, helping Pakistan, arguably more, than any other country. Maybe China will surpass this (hopefully) but whether their projects will succeed, we will see.
That is your "Islam" and "unity". I noticed it from day one which is why I have not had much positive to say about your posts here or agenda.
You are confusing criticism aimed at certain Muslim rulers as if Arab nationalists are somehow against Muslims or hate non-Arab Muslims, lol. But yes, we defend Arab interests and look at them first and foremost (because that is what most Arabs do and not only Arabs but most sane people). Not some imaginary "online brotherhood" that has been exposed for what it is time and time again. Ending it here. Not much more to say in this thread.
