Saudi convert to Christianity faces two court cases amid threats of violence

15 March 2021 A Christian convert in Saudi Arabia is facing two court cases as well as threats of violence against him and his family. The convert, named only as “A”, appeared in court on 11 March 2021 on charges of trying to convert Muslims. The charges arose from a conversation a restaurant in 2020, in which

Western complicity with Saudi Arabia wickedness!

Western hypocrisy, Saudi Arabia and the persecution of Christians 30 October 2018 Western oil interests and a quest for Middle Eastern “stability” mean Saudi Arabia is welcomed as an ally of the so-called Christian West – a profound contradiction that ignores the country’s treatment of Christians and involvement in jihadist violence around the globe. The

Saudi Arabs

Another unreached people: How will they hear.  If they are converted how can they live out their faith? Arab, Saudi – Hijazi in Saudi Arabia Arabia once had a large Christian population, but they were expelled when Islam gained control 1300 years ago. Saudi Arabs see themselves as preservers of the Islamic faith, and the

Saudi Arabia: The World’s Greatest Hypocrite

  Photo: raymondibrahim.com ad rabia recently preached to the international community about the need to confront “intolerance, extremism and human rights violations.” If this sounds surreal, consider the following excerpts from a July 26 report in the Saudi Gazette(emphasis added): Saudi Arabia has reiterated its call on the international community to criminalize any actvilifying religious

Saudi Arabia: World’s greatest hypocrites?

  Saudi Arabia recently preached to the international community about the need to confront “intolerance, extremism and human rights violations.” If this sounds surreal, consider the following excerpts from a July 26 report in the Saudi Gazette(emphasis added): Saudi Arabia has reiterated its call on the international community to criminalize any actvilifying religious beliefs and

67 Members of Congress Send Message to Saudi King: Improve Religious Freedom

  3/4/2015 Saudi Arabia (ICC) In a new letter endorsed by International Christian Concern and Amnesty International, 67 Members of Congress today called upon King Salman of Saudi Arabia to make significant reforms in the area of human rights and religious freedom. The letter, led by Congressmen Jim McGovern (D-MA) and Peter Roskam (R-IL), is

Saudi Arabia

Lift up to the Lord the Christians in Saudi Arabia, which is one of the most rigid and hardline states in the world. The small number of Saudi Christians must practise their faith in extreme secrecy, as conversion from Islam is officially punishable by death, while even expatriate Christians (who are permitted to worship in private)

6. Saudi Arabia

 World Watch List No.6 Saudi Arabia Leader: King Abdullah Population: 29.9 million (1.25 million Christians) Main Religion: Islam Government: Monarchy  Source of Persecution: Islamic extremism The open practice of any religion other than Islam is forbidden here and conversion to another faith is punishable by death. Most Christians are expats from Asia or Africa. During