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This letter represents everything a Saudi citizen wants from Saudi Arabia and From King Fahd

By Mobammad H. Siddiq, Saudi Arabian citizen, living in the USA, called on King Fabad in the newspaper 'Crescent' 1995.

King Fahd, Assalamu Alaikum: We, the people of Arabia, are outraged at the public policies that are hurting our children, our families and our country. We are dismayed that after investing over $250 billion in weaponry, our country is still unable to look after its own defence. We are shocked when we learn that our national debt is $100 billion and climbing, and our budget deficit is deteriorating. We are ashamed when we see our basic human rights being violated and our freedom being depressed. We are scared at the way drugs, crime and corruption are spreading everywhere and threatening our children, our families and our homes.

We say the tragic price our children, families and country is paying demand something to be done to end what's going on. The reason for all these wrongdoings is with you. King Fahd! We see you as amoral, profoundly committed only to your own political and financial advancement, ruthless in getting your way and untrustworthy in accounting for your actions. We see you as antithetical to our values, our pocketbook and our future. We see you as a disgrace to your office, worse than that, a disgrace to Islam. And we see your government as a family-based autocracy that behaves like an army of occupation, which is wasteful, out of control and prey to all sorts of special interests. We see your government as an 18th-century horse and buggy system that's trying to operate in a 1995 sophisticated world of politics and economics.

Our children, families and country are being hurt too much and we believe it is unconscionable for us to remain silent. Our simple understanding of the Shura system is 'it is the right of the people to alter or abolish the government'. Therefore, we are determined to participate fully in the running of our country, to break your monopoly on power, stop the waste of country's wealth, reform the judiciary and determine foreign and other policies. We are Muslims. We do not like shallow pomposity and we do not like kings or royal government. We want to change Arabia to a country in which the true belief in Allah is once again at the center of definition of the Arabian peninsula.

We want a government in which the State is subservient to the best interests of the individuals who compose it. A government that works for us and is not captured by Fahd, Sultan, Naif, Salman or any other amir. Specifically, we want an Islamic form of government, a free enterprise economic system, a legal system which guarantees individuals equal right to jobs, education, health-care and freedom of expression, including criticism of our own government.

We want respect of human rights in a framework of Shura. We urge you to get out of the way and let the good Muslims of this nation do the necessary reform. Thank you and God bless you.

Mohammad H. Siddiq, Lincoln, Nebraska, 'The Crescent' USA, 'The Crescent'

 

 


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