Saudis: do you think the international world labels you as radicals for no reason

Question

or there are some reasons behind it?

if for no reason, i dont see them labeling, lebanon syria, turkey algeria ect as radicals but KSA(ps they are all muslim nations)

can ya folks share some thought on this issue?

peace out!@

Answer 1

I DECLARE JIHAD ON YOU FOR THIS QUESTION!!!!

Answer 2

I'm not Saudi. But the reason Saudis have that reputation is that that's where Wahhabism began, and the Saudis provide lots of funding for most of the really fundamentalist Islamic organizations around the world. They also follow stricter rules of Islam than virtually any other country--such as women not being allowed to drive, for example. Their religious police tend to be real zealots (you may have heard of the case of them preventing a bunch of unveiled schoolgirls from exiting their burning school, killing them (see: http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/middle_east/1... Recently, they banned men from buying dogs and cats (http://news.yahoo.com/s/afp/20080730/od_...

If you read any accounts by Muslim women of life in different Muslim nations, you'll see that Saudi Arabia really curtails their activities the most--it's difficult to be out anywhere without a man with you. There is of course great variation around the Islamic world, but the difference with the Saudis is the money they put into exporting their ideas. Those other countries you've named don't put large amounts of money into convincing Muslims in other nations that their brand of Islam is the pure one, and everyone else is practicing a lesser, not "true" Islam. These are some of the reasons why most of the 9/11 hijackers were Saudi.

Answer 3

Non muslim countries are terrorist.

Answer 4

no, it's only the opinion of the individuals and not the entire human race.....Saudis are known to be religious, loyal and aggressive people.....

Answer 5

there are far more extremist and violant groups in lebanon and algeria than saudi arabia. and the government of syria is far more extreme in everything.

of course, there is a very strong reason for that. most big media houses are owned and ran by Zionist people (search jew watch, or read the british Robert Fisk or the american charley reese articles and you can know that)

for Zionist people, to justify their crimes in Israel, they have to portray Islam and Muslims as the root for many troubles in the world.

The root for Islam is Saudi Arabia, and this why since few years they find it great opportunity to link Islam to any violant, and link Saudi to it.

Answer 6

I have to agree with you but to a certain degree. We do have laws that are clearly unfair but we are working on it for example i.e.  human rights and women's rights. Again we are not perfect but lets not forget that all countries go through a period of "change" just like the USA did for that matter. Do you recall womens suffering in the 1900's or for that matter human right violations against African Americans up to the end of the 1970's? Please don't go around as if your country has been perrrrrrrfect because it has taken more than 200 years to achieve what you have attained thus far.

Pssssst " The USA is still not perfect".

Peace :)

Answer 7

the knowledgeable smart educated people do not label us as radicals.... Only the buffoons that are brainwashed by western media and don't  take the time to get to know us as the majority of us are... so sad that the west lives in a media bubble and believes what they listen to.  

Answer 8

International World Labels are Stereotypes.

Stereotypes carry truth, but also carry false judgments.

Answer 9

Does the international world label Saudis as radical? Politically? Do you mean that they are very conservative religiously? Who is doing this labeling? Is this more Bush propaganda? It's a new one on me.

Answer 10

i don't confess with something called international world,who called saudi arabia radicals is USA,and all muslims countries and people should be called radicals,because radicals from my point of view means follow the Prophet instructions.

i m not saudi