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Whither is Saudi Arabia drifting? The new, most modern co-ed university opened by the kingdom has been praised as a "beacon of tolerance" by King Abdu

Question

Whither is Saudi Arabia drifting? The new, most modern co-ed university opened by the kingdom has been praised as a "beacon of tolerance" by King Abdullah. Some Ulama in Saudi Arabia have criticized this university. One prominent Sheikh was even fired by the king. Please comment.

Answer

What is there to comment on this Zina Institution? This 'beacon of tolerance' is in fact a Beacon of Zina and Shirk. While the spread of immorality and kufr in Saudi Arabia is lamentable, it is not surprising. Saudi Arabia is one of the Signs of Qiyaamah. Rasulullah (sallallahu alayhi wasallam) said that among the signs of Qiyaamah is that the women of the Arab tribe, Daus will dance around idols with their buttocks weaving to and fro. King Abdullah is setting the stage for this event of shirk which has to materialize in terms of Rasulullah's prediction. Obviously such a drastic change of morality and belief will not be sudden and an overnight occurrence. A gradual process of immorality and kufr will be the prelude. Thus, we observe the Najdis in the forefront of the kufr interfaith movement and in the introduction of zina.

The reintroduction of idol worship in Saudi Arabia requires an impetus to be given to zina and kufr. Women gyrating with swaying buttocks around idols are pictures of kufr and immorality. Both the co-ed university and the interfaith apparatus are the introductory steps for the immoral idol-worship predicted by Rasulullah (sallallahu alayhi wasallam). The Hadith in this regard states:

"Abu Hurairah (radhiyallahu anhu) narrated that Rasulullah (sallallahu alayhi wasallam) said: 'The Hour (of Qiyaamah) will come to pass (only) when the buttocks of the women of (the tribe of) Daus sway around (the idol) Zil-Khalasah."

Zul-Khalasah was the name of the idol which the Tribe of Daus worshipped during the era of Jaahiliyyah.

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