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From: aakhan@athena.mit.edu (Arslan A Khan)
Newsgroups: soc.religion.islam
Subject: Internal Affairs of Saudi Arabia
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Date: 19 Nov 90 02:11:07 GMT
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	Mr. Farrukh writes:

	As to the question of Saudi tradition as their internal
	matter, I disagree with you. Two holy places of muslims are in
	Saudia Arab. So by default they become the *true followers* of
	Islamic laws. Most of the musliim countries look at their
	tradition for guidence. So it is not just thier internal
	matter.

There is a difference between Saudi Government and Islam.  Saudi
Government does not by default represent Islam.  Please get it
straight.
I would suggest to you to post your article or a copy of it to
soc.culture.arabic along with soc.religion.islam.  If you are
that much bothered about wrong interpretation of Islam please protest
on the right forum e.g. Saudi embassy in Washington D.C. and Riyadh.
Have  a great day !

	Arslan A. Khan