KSA l Photo Gallery.

[vc15nets]

Lets post pictures here of the unique and beautiful Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. How about making this thread a sticky?

[vc15nets]

[Saudi guy]

ok that good to all ksa except jeddah becuse its exist already

[kmuhammad]

great pictures plz post more of your country

[Saudi guy]

i have some pic for makkah when i got to umraah in ramadan (i posted it here somewhere)

[vc15nets]

[vc15nets]

THE MOST GREEN DESERT CITY IN THE WORLD

Old Royal Commission Offices


Jubail Industrial College


Girls College


Fanateer Hospital


Residential Area


Residential Area


An Elementary School


Residential Area


Fanateer Mall


A Commercial Center


SADAF Plant


Another Plant


A Commercial Center


Support Industries Area


A Highway








Nakheel Beach


Nakheel Beach


Nakheel Beach


Residential Area


Deffi Park




Deffi Park






Flower Festival




Andulus Park






Fanateer Beach







Intercontinental Hotel







Springtime

[Dhakar Odhibashi]

wonderful pics! all saudi arabia needs now is at least one city with a fantastic or mindblowing skyline.

[Saudi guy]

GREAT WORK vc15nets
is all that last images for yunbuh city?

[vc15nets]

^Thanks. Those are pictures of Jubail not Yanbu.

[Dor. IL]

WHAT??

[Quickdraw]

Please, post more pics of the Holy Mosque.

Originally Posted by Dor. IL

WHAT??

You'd serve no purpose in Mecca. And that is one place your people will not steal.

[Bahraini Spirit]

Yup only muslims can enter Makkah or Mecca. Same applies to Madinah.

[msleiman]

IT'S NOT THAT they don't want non muslims there, it's that there's no point for non muslims to be there

[The Game Is Up]

Originally Posted by Dor. IL

WHAT??

You shouldn't be surprised. If you have studied that religion you would understand that this is part of what is taught. Think of it as a club, only with no alcohol served. Membership is valued, which is why they have certain rules.

[HiJazzey]

you guys are deviating from the thread topic

[Rkhan]

Originally Posted by The Game Is Up

You shouldn't be surprised. If you have studied that religion you would understand that this is part of what is taught. Think of it as a club, only with no alcohol served. Membership is valued, which is why they have certain rules.

two thumbs up. very well said.
non-muslims do go to makkah and madinah but only on special permits given to them by the government of saudi arabia. during the revamping years of makah and madinah mosques, a lot of foreigners (non-muslims) worked there.

[Dhakar Odhibashi]

What's the big deal? Aren't certain pieces of land on earth demarcated into "national" boundaries, meaning those who have the citizenship can enter and live while those that don't, the overwhelming majority of the world, can not enter and live inside the nation.

If that concept is valid, so is this. This is a holy city for Muslims. Anybody who becomes a Muslim can enter. It is not difficult to become a Muslim, and no one is barred from being one, no matter what kind of human you were in the past, and no matter your age, gender, former religion, nationality, language etc etc.

[khayam]

As you might have inferred, the Saudi authorities do not allow non-moslems to the holy areas. That has not always been the case, in fact, Mecca (and hijaz in general) were among the most cosmopolitan areas in the Middle East (and major routes for trade).
In Islam some interpretations consider Christians and Jews to be "pure" (for example: shaking hands with them does not revoke ablutions) and some see them as impure, or even infidels.
The Wahhabi interpretation takes an extreme position on the issue and prohibits the presence of non-moslems in the holy cities, in fact, if the extremist wahhabis had it their way, and if not for political considerations, they would not even allow shi`as in there.

[*UofT*]

Originally Posted by The Game Is Up

You shouldn't be surprised. If you have studied that religion you would understand that this is part of what is taught. Think of it as a club, only with no alcohol served. Membership is valued, which is why they have certain rules.

There are Millions that want to be in Makkah for a purpose either for pilgramage or Prayers or for Umrah.

Non muslims just standing there for site seeing are using up precious space and resources that should be allocated to those that need Makkah for prayers.

Not only do they do it to have less people to deal with they also have that rule established because as someone earlier on mentioned there is no point for non muslims to be there.