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The reality talks, Sunni are the most sectarian in Iraq. All the killings there, just because the sunni can't accept to see the Siite control their country and mange their resources. I don't see any solution to the crisis in Iraq without a war bring the sunni down to where they feel how their hates did nothing to them more than destroying their cities and killing their man sometimes war and only war is a treatment to sick people with hate. this is the most unfortunate fate Iraq is gliding too of course some regimes in the area the Arab regimes I have no doubt they are feeding the sunni hate with every thing possible.
The reality talks, Sunni are the most sectarian in Iraq. All the killings there, just because the sunni can't accept to see the Siite control their country and mange their resources. I don't see any solution to the crisis in Iraq without a war bring the sunni down to where they feel how their hates did nothing to them more than destroying their cities and killing their man sometimes war and only war is a treatment to sick people with hate. this is the most unfortunate fate Iraq is gliding too of course some regimes in the area the Arab regimes I have no doubt they are feeding the sunni hate with every thing possible.
They will not reach anything. The gov and military are trying to start a new page and act as if they are at the same distance from all parties and yet eligible at being mediates in order to get Yemen on it's feet. However, the moment those Houthies cross the line they will be slaughtered and humiliated and then will be forced to beg for a cease fire just like the seven times they have done with Saudi Arabia and Yemen. I hope Yemeni army intervenes and mercilessly finish them off as Saddam did with Kurds.
Saudi Arabia stopped giving aids and support to Yemeni govts after the truce with Houthis because they discovered Yemeni govts had cooperated with Houthis against Al Qaeda. That's why Yemen is poor filled with corruption.
Because Al Qaeda is more of a threat to the Peninsula than Houthis who just want a bit of Yemen. Saudi should start talking to Houthis and Yemeni govts to obliterate Al Qaeda.
Saudi Arabia stopped giving aids and support to Yemeni govts after the truce with Houthis because they discovered Yemeni govts had cooperated with Houthis against Al Qaeda. That's why Yemen is poor filled with corruption.
Because Al Qaeda is more of a threat to the Peninsula than Houthis who just want a bit of Yemen. Saudi should start talking to Houthis and Yemeni govts to obliterate Al Qaeda.
Shia are majority in Yemen?
In that case expect some sort of Saudi intervention, either direct or covert.
Shia Muslims are in the majority in Iran, Iraq, Bahrain, Azerbaijan and, according to some estimates, Yemen. There are large Shia communities in Afghanistan, India, Kuwait, Lebanon, Pakistan, Qatar, Syria, Turkey, Saudi Arabia and the UAE.
Yemen will be your grave yard for anyone who thinking to attack shia in there if they have advanced weapons they will destroy Riyadh in few days and they will control all of KSA in weeksShia Mullah. Last time I checked the Arab world is in no need of Shia Mullah's from Pakistan. Mind your own business.
90% of all Muslims are Sunnis and only 4 majority Shia countries of the world exist. Iran which is approximately 90% Shia, Iraq which is about 60% Shia, Azerbaijan which is 80% Shia and tiny Bahrain which is about 60% Shia.
In Iran most Shias are not even religious, Azerbaijan is probably one of the most liberal Muslim countries and Bahrain has a native population of under 1 million people. Moreover there are big indications of Sunnis being giving Bahraini citizenship to change the demographics of Bahrain and some already say that the Sunnis are a majority in Bahrain. That is why the Bahraini opposition has no success whatsoever, LOL. Iraq is the only conservative country where Shias are a majority.
Yemen is 35-40% Zaydi Shia but the Zaydis, as CLEARLY demonstrated in this thread, are all in all more close to Sunni Muslims, especially Sunnis of the Shafi'i and Hanafi fiqh than all other Shias.
No, there are no "large" Shia communities in KSA, UAE, Qatar or Kuwait. The only "big" Shia communities/minorities in the whole Muslim world are found in Pakistan, Turkey and India. That's all. The remaining Shias can be counted on one hand and in the few millions.
Now go to sleep.
Yemen will be your grave yard for anyone who thinking to attack shia in there if they have advanced weapons they will destroy Riyadh in few days and they will control all of KSA in weeks
In iran shia are not religious???Shia Mullah. Last time I checked the Arab world is in no need of Shia Mullah's from Pakistan. Mind your own business.
90% of all Muslims are Sunnis and only 4 majority Shia countries of the world exist. Iran which is approximately 90% Shia, Iraq which is about 60% Shia, Azerbaijan which is 80% Shia and tiny Bahrain which is about 60% Shia.
In Iran most Shias are not even religious, Azerbaijan is probably one of the most liberal Muslim countries and Bahrain has a native population of under 1 million people. Moreover there are big indications of Sunnis being giving Bahraini citizenship to change the demographics of Bahrain and some already say that the Sunnis are a majority in Bahrain. That is why the Bahraini opposition has no success whatsoever, LOL. Iraq is the only conservative country where Shias are a majority.
Yemen is 35-40% Zaydi Shia but the Zaydis, as CLEARLY demonstrated in this thread, are all in all more close to Sunni Muslims, especially Sunnis of the Shafi'i and Hanafi fiqh than all other Shias. That is why the only sectarian entities in Yemen are the Houthi cult and Al-Qaeda on the Arabian Peninsula. Both hated by nearly all Yemenis.
No, there are no "large" Shia communities in KSA, UAE, Qatar or Kuwait. The only "big" Shia communities/minorities in the whole Muslim world are found in Pakistan, Turkey and India. That's all. The remaining Shias can be counted on one hand and in the few millions.
Now go to sleep.
"al-Hasani, post: 5221885, member: 144723"]Shia Mullah. Last time I checked the Arab world is in no need of Shia Mullah's from Pakistan. Mind your own business.
Shia Muslims are in the majority in Iran, Iraq, Bahrain, Azerbaijan and, according to some estimates, Yemen. There are large Shia communities in Afghanistan, India, Kuwait, Lebanon, Pakistan, Qatar, Syria, Turkey, Saudi Arabia and the UAE.
90% of all Muslims are Sunnis and only 4 majority Shia countries of the world exist. Iran which is approximately 90% Shia, Iraq which is about 60% Shia, Azerbaijan which is 80% Shia and tiny Bahrain which is about 60% Shia.
In Iran most Shias are not even religious, Azerbaijan is probably one of the most liberal Muslim countries and Bahrain has a native population of under 1 million people. Moreover there are big indications of Sunnis being giving Bahraini citizenship to change the demographics of Bahrain and some already say that the Sunnis are a majority in Bahrain.
That is why the Bahraini opposition has no success whatsoever, LOL. Iraq is the only conservative country where Shias are a majority.
Yemen is 35-40% Zaydi Shia but the Zaydis, as CLEARLY demonstrated in this thread, are all in all more close to Sunni Muslims, especially Sunnis of the Shafi'i and Hanafi fiqh than all other Shias. That is why the only sectarian entities in Yemen are the Houthi cult and Al-Qaeda on the Arabian Peninsula. Both hated by nearly all Yemenis.
No, there are no "large" Shia communities in KSA, UAE, Qatar or Kuwait. The only "big" Shia communities/minorities in the whole Muslim world are found in Pakistan, Turkey and India. That's all. The remaining Shias can be counted on one hand and in the few millions.
Now go to sleep