Why Not Non-Muslims In Arabian Peninsula
That sounds good. But, being consisten, in theory we don’t want other religions to do such things on the same scale as Islam? The problem is such a vast area, a whole peninsula. A small part, e.g. Saudi Arabia, doesn’t sound objectionable as the center of Islam, but a whole peninsula is a pretty big area?
Ghamidi Sahab is argumenting against absolute prohibition of movement and if such a prohibition/mechanism is in place then it should be based on some genuine reason/argument. Therefore, we believe that we have religious argument to support our case as opposed to a nationalist argument which has no basis whatsoever. Secondly, there is no bar on entry or freedom of movement, the only bar is of permanent residency and parallel religious structures. This is because Kaaba in particular and Arabian Peninsula in general should be portrayed and seen by the rest of the world as center of monotheism or center of Islam and its message.