JUST A THOUGHT - ON THE MORAL AND SPIRITUAL PARADOX OF SAUDI ARABIA'S STEWARDSHIP OF PROPHET MUHAMMAD;S LEGACY! PART 3.

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So, when we look for evidence of Saudi Arabia, the custodian of probably Islam's most sacred shrine, the Kaaba. 

We are are struck, not by the Crown Prince's acts or tendency of displaying graciousness and mercifulness in his rule. 

We are not seeing evidence of a Crown Prince who rules with any display of compassion and class. 

But, rather, his ruthlessness and absence of compassion. Yes, Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Salman might indeed give millions to this and that charity.  


Probably especially to those which are building more resplendent Mosques. 

Both as means of acquiring and exerting Saudi influence, and  as testament to the greatness of Islam. And of a God whom, we would surmise, would prefer the Crown Prince to be bestowing acts of graciousness and mercy. 

But CPMBS' main preoccupation appears to be that of increasing the repression of the people of Saudi Arabia. 

To deny them and others who fall within the vortex of the Monarchy's constellation of influence. 


Be it political, economic or religious, of the individual and collective freedoms which humans need to maintain our evolutionary progression towards greater enlightenment. 

To deny the Saudis and faithful the easing of, if not freedom from the chains of  the conservative and anachronistic traditions of the past, which hold them in a state of spiritual and social suspension.

His preoccupation is with perpetuating the genocidal war he is perpetrating against the people and nation of Yemen. 

It is about maintaining the siege he has placed around Qatar, and continuing to support his mercenary forces in Syria.

To be continued!




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