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Non-Muslims can practice their religion in Saudi
By: Abdulali
RIYADH, Saudi Arabia: A government watchdog said non-Muslims in
Saudi Arabia are free to practice their religion in the kingdom but
must do so in private.
Talking to AFP, head of the Saudi Human Rights Commission, Turki al-Sudairy
said: "This matter is well known and doesn't require reasserting --
non-Muslims can conduct their religious ceremonies in secret but not
in public."
Sudairy stressed that allowing non-Muslims to openly practise their
faith would conflict with the "religious politics of the kingdom" and
"cause a number of problems, the most serious being preaching... in
the cradle of Islam".
According to international human rights organizations the Saudi
government discriminates against Shiite Muslims.
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