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haele

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3. Hmm, they must be threating the sovereignty of the Saudi family -

Reply to Turborama (Original post)

Wed Sep 17, 2014, 11:11 PM

Sep 2014

Methinks the ISIL caliphate dream has Al-Bagdhadi proposed as Caliph, not King Abdullah. It's not the religious practices that they argue with, ISIL acted pretty much the same as most of the other young thug groups like Al Nasur or Al Shabab or any of the other Saudi family member-supported units.

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Saudi clerics declare Isis terrorism a 'heinous crime' under sharia law [View all] Turborama Sep 2014 OP

Whether it's "window dressing" or not, good to see a major Islam voice speak up about terrorism. pinto Sep 2014 #1

I rec'd. But: I wonder when they will declare sharia law a heinous crime under UN guidelines, silvershadow Sep 2014 #2

Hmm, they must be threating the sovereignty of the Saudi family - haele Sep 2014 #3

Damned if they do, damned if they don't, it seems. n/t Turborama Sep 2014 #4

Saudis had troops on the Iraqi border moondust Sep 2014 #5

No, Haele is right. There can only be one caliph. candelista Sep 2014 #6

read... Duppers Sep 2014 #8

Meh. moondust Sep 2014 #9

... Duppers Sep 2014 #10

+1 Saudi king is just worried his own ox may be gored Dems to Win Sep 2014 #16

Major Islamic group in the UK also issued a fatwa against ISIS. Good work from Kerry getting the freshwest Sep 2014 #7

I agree. I think religious fundamentalism has been deliberately encouraged CJCRANE Sep 2014 #12

Kicked and recommended. Uncle Joe Sep 2014 #11

Talk is cheap. Shemp Howard Sep 2014 #13

+1 Dems to Win Sep 2014 #15

May be in response to this: ISIS destroys shrines and mosques, may be targeting Mecca Hestia Sep 2014 #14

Saudi authorities have condemned terrorism before this Dems to Win Sep 2014 #17

because Isis is more of a criminal gang JI7 Sep 2014 #18

I don't think this conflict is about religion anyway... Lodestar Sep 2014 #19

Blah,blah,blah Rhinodawg Sep 2014 #20