Media and other factors destroy the true pictires of Saudia Arabia.

Submitted by looma (Saudi Arabia), Apr 27, 2007 at 01:43

Dear Sir,

Who said that Modernism is hopeless? what all this fuss about Saudi Arabia? Who tells you that Saudi Arabia will destroy any counter -reformation that takes a foothold within Islam? It is not the core of the problem. I'm living in Saudi Arabia and things are different. Seeing is not like hearing.

Media tries to destroy the true picture of Islam and Saudi Arabia because I think it applies the Islamic laws and it has the two holy mosques where million of people go to to perform Hajj (one of the pillars of Islam). Saudi Arabia will NOT destroy anyone. Saudi people are human beings and they are just like all human beings in the world.

In egypt and other Muslim countries there are reformations regarding Islam and many other things that go against Islam, yet Saud Arabia did nothing. It is not their business. However, if anyone comes to their country to do the so-called reformation, they will tell that anyone this is not your business and it is better to mind his own business. No Christian wants some one to come to him and tell him what is right in his religion and what is wrong, no one will like some one to come and change what he believes in. Each one should mind his business and his religion.

If any one wants to call to Christianity, he has the right and if any one wants to call to Islam, he has the right. After all, we have the right to choose our religion and God is the one who will punish or reward us. Islam has nothing to do with terror because these terrorists are rejected in Saudi Arabia and they believe that they are going against the teaching of Islam.

I hope I dont hurt anyone's feelings.

Thanks!

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