Occupation of Arabia

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1992: Tyrant Fahd introduces basic laws of government
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Amid calls for democratic reform, "King" Fahd introduces the "Basic Law of Government," essentially the country's first written constitution. The first of the laws specifies that Saudi Arabia is a sovereign Arab Islamic state with a monarchy headed by the House of Saud. The Al Saud's control of government remains tight, but the new laws make some concessions to reformers. For example, a Consultative Council of 60 members appointed by the king is created to interpret laws and make recommendations on matters of state. The laws also establish the first municipal governments in the country."
[MENTION=1034]Badlun[/MENTION] here you go proven incorrect again. Saying you are a "sovereign Arab Islamic state with a monarchy" is clear contradiction of the Quran and Shariah.

I don't understand why people refuse to learn but hold on to their own bias opinions. In This thread, I have written/posted top level material which I doubt anybody has bothered to read. Smh

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The Al Saud family got lucky to take control of the territory after the Arab revolt. King Faisal of Iraq wanted a united Arab state stretching from Aleppo to Aden while the Al Sauds were only concerned of establishing their own tribe in power. They didn't care about arab unity.

Arabs have never been united because they get their greed and tribalism get in the way.

Are you reading what I am writing and posting? Because i had posted how Al-Saud seized power.

By Arab revolt I hope you're referring to the Ikhwans who actually supports the Al-Sauds. And they were than betrayed by them.


Arabs were united, for a good amount of time. Starting from the Prophet's latter years, just until some centuries ago. Please read.

1996-1996: Fahd gets a stroke. Passes leadership to brother.

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Following a series of strokes in 1995 and 1996, King Fahd is no longer able to run the government and Crown Prince Abdullah, Fahd's half brother, becomes the kingdom's de facto ruler."

Another anti-Shariah move done by a so-called Shariah state. How many times should I show evidence that Al-Saud doesn't use the Quran as a constitution.

2005:
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On Aug. 1, 2005, King Fahd dies at the age of 82, and his half-brother Abdullah is officially named monarch. Today, King Abdullah and the Saudi royal family face the most severe challenge in its one hundred-year history and straining its oil-for-security alliance with the U.S. Ultimately, the Saudis believe an oil dependent America cannot afford Saudi Arabia's demise. The House of Saud believes it will survive."

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Are you reading what I am writing and posting? Because i had posted how Al-Saud seized power.

By Arab revolt I hope you're referring to the Ikhwans who actually supports the Al-Sauds. And they were than betrayed by them.


Arabs were united, for a good amount of time. Starting from the Prophet's latter years, just until some centuries ago. Please read.

1996-1996: Fahd gets a stroke. Passes leadership to brother.

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Following a series of strokes in 1995 and 1996, King Fahd is no longer able to run the government and Crown Prince Abdullah, Fahd's half brother, becomes the kingdom's de facto ruler."

Another anti-Shariah move done by a so-called Shariah state. How many times should I show evidence that Al-Saud doesn't use the Quran as a constitution.

2005:
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On Aug. 1, 2005, King Fahd dies at the age of 82, and his half-brother Abdullah is officially named monarch. Today, King Abdullah and the Saudi royal family face the most severe challenge in its one hundred-year history and straining its oil-for-security alliance with the U.S. Ultimately, the Saudis believe an oil dependent America cannot afford Saudi Arabia's demise. The House of Saud believes it will survive."

No i did not read your whole copy and paste and by arab revolt i mean the one that happened in 1916 against the ottoman empire. Al Saud got lucky because the partition of the ottoman empire happened causing tribal warfare again. Yes i know Arabs were united under the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) but it didn't last very long. Arabs went back to their tribal war games which is how the turks and brits ruled them and now they live in multiple seperate countries.

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No i did not read your whole copy and paste and by arab revolt i mean the one that happened in 1916 against the ottoman empire. Al Saud got lucky because the partition of the ottoman empire happened causing tribal warfare again. Yes i know Arabs were united under the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) but it didn't last very long. Arabs went back to their tribal war games which is how the turks and brits ruled them and now they live in multiple seperate countries.

I didn't copy and paste everything. That's like saying you haven't read a book because an author already wrote it

Wtf, Smh if you didn't read it don't post then. It's obvious you don't want to read the truth but stick to your bias opinion on the issue.


As for everybody. By not reading this thread you all just expose yourself as Muslim by inheritance. Man you fuk faces never seem to amaze me.

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Go to Haj and Umrah and keep supporting a dictatorship, so you could feel better THINKING you made a valid pilgrimage. Think again