Saudi Arabia few questions...

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Look, no offense to the women here but women don't make the best drivers... and the men who drive in saudi arabia are nutters... how would a woman react if she was driving a car and saw this?


or this


or this


They'd brick it is what, and crash... simple. They're better off letting men drive them in that country... don't get it twisted, it's for their own good. Simple.


Scimi
 
Scimitar said:
Look, no offense to the women here but women don't make the best drivers... and the men who drive in saudi arabia are nutters... how would a woman react if she was driving a car and saw this?

They'd brick it is what, and crash... simple. They're better off letting men drive them in that country... don't get it twisted, it's for their own good. Simple.


Scimi
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Shouldn't there be laws concerning safe driving and not endangering the lives of other drivers?

I will be dead honest, I don't understand Saudi Culture and I have met plenty of Saudi international students. They are for the most part like any other Muslim group. You have the the good, the bad, and the ones in between. But the fact that some of their females actually wear a bloody niqab while wearing pants makes my head route 180 degrees. I see them almost everyday and I'm absolutely close to exploding. How does one wear a niqab while wear pants? Where is the logic in that? What style is this?

I don't even want to get into their close relationship with the American Military......
 
Saudi Police enjoy watching the drift racers... and that's the truth. The only time they act is when the racers crash... wanna see an example?


Scimi
 
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Saudi Police enjoy watching the drift racers... and that's the truth. The only time they act is when the racers crash... wanna see an example?


Scimi
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Lack of discipline and accountability leads to social corruption and discrimination. It's almost as if Muslim nations no longer know what it means to actually have normal laws which are applied EQUALLY. Let's be honest, we are greatly lacking a functioning legal system that is fair. We can't even create laws that prevent abuse of power and position.

God help us.
 
Before I became a motocross racer, I was a FAMOUS illegal drifter in Bandung city. However, after I watched videos from Saudi Arabia, I must admit, Saudis guys are really crazy.
 
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That first video was amazing, right? :D

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Do you mean a group that remove and replace tires?. They use special modified car.

In standard car, the left and right wheels are 'disconnect'. You cannot drive standard car with two wheels because the engine power will move to the wheels that float in the air, and the wheels that touch the road will lose the power. So, you need to connect the left and right wheel. You can use Limited Slip Differential, or you can use Locker, or you connect those wheels with welding. But if you only modify your car like this, your team cannot remove and replace the tire because the floated wheels are still rotate.

The group in the video modify their car with special modification that made them could transfer to power only to the wheels that touch the road and stop the wheels that floated in the air.

Drive with two wheels is a hobby of some guys in rich Gulf countries, not only in Saudi. Need special skill for it. The guys in that video are amazing, but I think they are professional stunt group.
 
truthseeker63 said:
Could an American who is a Muslim move to and get Saudi Citizenship is this possible ?
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I heard it is pretty tough to get Saudi citizenship if you're not Saudi. I have a few friends who were born there and they tell me they don't even have Saudi citizenship. Not exactly sure how that works...
 
The level of dangerous driving from males? And the same government is worried about female drivers lmao


I am friends with couple of Saudis, they are generally nice. If they reflect their society, no Muslims would have a problem with moving there. And non-Muslim live and work there too.
 
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السلام عليكم


I just want to know these few questions about Saudi.

First it is based on a Monarchy system, is this even allowed in Islam? Is this part of Shari ah,

Second women can't drive is this their country law or Islamic law?

Third, I hear the Saudi Kingdom family is corrupt, true? ( of course corruption is every where but just want to know)

and Last, is it good place to live in?
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1. Yes it is a monarchy system. It is not allowed in Islaam, however if a ruler does so, but his son implements the Shariah with no kufr law, the Ummah is obliged to obey him.
But having said that, saudi arabia does not rule by the shariah, it is a mixture of shariah and kufr law - thus man made law. that is defo not allowed and is Kufr. At that point it becomes Haraam for the Muslims to obey him [and there are many evidences for this]

2. Scholars differed in opinion, i dont no specifically about how it is in saudi tho

3.yes they are corrupt. Liek already said, they rule by a diferent law other than Allaah. They take the United Nation as the ultimate sovereign instead of Allaah. They gave base to America to bomb Muslims. He had close links with G.bush and has with obama at a time where america is at war with Islam and Muslims

4. I never lived there, so i dont know. However, i do no that whoever speaks out against the gov get locked up and tortured. Hence not many scholars speak out against the authority
 
I too wanna which country is pure good but I can't think of any. imsad Even if they follow Islam, they are corrupt and use the name of their religion to coerce. Other countries that don't follow Islam have proper laws but then are corrupt in other ways.
 
Aprender said:
I heard it is pretty tough to get Saudi citizenship if you're not Saudi. I have a few friends who were born there and they tell me they don't even have Saudi citizenship. Not exactly sure how that works...
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Only Saudi Arabian blood get citizenship.

There was a time when all you had to do was proclaim shahadah to be offered asylum and citizenship... but corruption knows no bounds and now, bleh.

Scimi
 

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