JNN 14 Mar 2011 : As the Forces of Ale Saud’s Arabia and Bedouin of UAE , have invaded the streets of Bahrain , the Whole of the Muslim World ,and especially the Shia community see it as the act of war against them . There is sense of anger and Hatred against the tyrant rulers who are trying to Kill their own citizens , as the Snake and other Reptiles like crocodiles eat their young ones to feed themselves. Continue reading
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Saudi Wahabi's ruin's Heritage of Mecca & Medina to earn Profit
JNN 25 Feb 2011 : Historic Mecca, the cradle of Islam, is being buried in an unprecedented onslaught by Wahabi zealots. Continue reading
Saudi Wahabi’s ruin’s Heritage of Mecca & Medina to earn Profit
JNN 25 Feb 2011 : Historic Mecca, the cradle of Islam, is being buried in an unprecedented onslaught by Wahabi zealots. Continue reading
'Coup may happen in Saudi Arabia'
JNN 18 Dec 2010 : A political analyst has said that a coup could happen in Saudi Arabia, with the health issues of the elderly monarch providing an opportunity for the plotters.“It is possible that a coup could happen, and I see nothing to prevent that from happening,” Dr. Kamal Helbawy of the Center for the Study of Terrorism said in an interview with JNN on Saturday.
“Both in Qatar and Oman in the past, the sons of the kings stole the leadership from their fathers, and I think there is a rift in the house of Saud,” he added.
Saudi Arabia’s King Abdullah was hospitalized in the United States on November 22 for a debilitating herniated disc, complicated by a hematoma that put pressure on his spine.
Saudi Health Minister Abdullah al-Rabeeah said the state of the monarch’s health was “very reassuring” following the first operation on his disc.
Earlier in the month, US surgeons performed another operation on the monarch’s back, which was reported to have gone smoothly.
“With his old age and sickness, there is suspicion about succession. There has been tension in the family for several decades. I believe there is a political and religious crisis,” Helbawy said.
King Abdullah has left his half-brother, Crown Prince Sultan bin Abdul-Aziz, who is thought to be suffering from cancer, at the helm.
The prolonged convalescence of the Saudi ruler has raised doubts about King Abdullah’s succession.
‘Coup may happen in Saudi Arabia’
JNN 18 Dec 2010 : A political analyst has said that a coup could happen in Saudi Arabia, with the health issues of the elderly monarch providing an opportunity for the plotters.“It is possible that a coup could happen, and I see nothing to prevent that from happening,” Dr. Kamal Helbawy of the Center for the Study of Terrorism said in an interview with JNN on Saturday.
“Both in Qatar and Oman in the past, the sons of the kings stole the leadership from their fathers, and I think there is a rift in the house of Saud,” he added.
Saudi Arabia’s King Abdullah was hospitalized in the United States on November 22 for a debilitating herniated disc, complicated by a hematoma that put pressure on his spine.
Saudi Health Minister Abdullah al-Rabeeah said the state of the monarch’s health was “very reassuring” following the first operation on his disc.
Earlier in the month, US surgeons performed another operation on the monarch’s back, which was reported to have gone smoothly.
“With his old age and sickness, there is suspicion about succession. There has been tension in the family for several decades. I believe there is a political and religious crisis,” Helbawy said.
King Abdullah has left his half-brother, Crown Prince Sultan bin Abdul-Aziz, who is thought to be suffering from cancer, at the helm.
The prolonged convalescence of the Saudi ruler has raised doubts about King Abdullah’s succession.
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