Social Sciences, asked by ojasvijamkar, 1 month ago

how are non Muslims treated in Saudi Arabia​

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Answered by llSongLoverll
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Saudi Arabia is an Islamic country that follow strict Islamic rules. Non Muslims cannot practise their religion in public. thery do not have the right to publicly profess and propogate their religion. ... So we can say that non Muslims in the country do not have their religious rights.

Answered by Kokkiearmy
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Saudi Arabia prohibits public non-Muslim religious activities. Non-Muslim worshipers risk arrest, imprisonment, lashing, deportation, and sometimes torture for engaging in overt religious activity that attracts official attention.

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