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Women with non-Saudi dads not first choice in job market
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Yasir

Mar 9, 2010 13:25 

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Really sad to see this kind of Behavior . 
Islam teaches us not to discriminate but we see lots of discrimination not only 
related to above article subject but in all other matters too. 

May Allah guide us all Ameen. 
Mohammad Nasser

Mar 9, 2010 13:27 

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I think the Government of Saudi Arabia is not fair to equality of being who you 
are. I am 20 years working in the Kingdom, half of my life spending here and 
hoping that the Government of Saudi Arabia will give me a chance to be a 
Filipino Saudi Citizen but I am sad because of the Sharia Law, well all I can 
say is luck of the system regulation and paranoid of the Government of Saudi 
Arabia is the reason why they treated unfair to those who born as Saudi. 
Aliya Al-Quraishi

Mar 9, 2010 13:28 

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Itâ€Ts saddening to know that my kids are going to suffer the same way as these 
kids born to Saudi mothers and non-Saudi fathers are suffering. I expected a 
great future for my kids! Right now, my kids are too young to understand all 
this but I pray from God that by the time they reach to the age of 18, these 
rules would have changed and my daughters would be able to get the Saudi 
nationality as easily as my son! ( I can only pray for this that the rules 
would changed by then ). I donâ€Tt want my kids to suffer just because they are 
born to a non-Saudi father. And guess what? My kids have never traveled to 
their father's country as the entire family of his lives here. Nor they speak 
my husbandâ€Ts language! And if someone asks them where they are from, they say 
that they are Saudi, and I only pray in my heart that someday Insahlla they 
will be citizens of this holy land! They deserve a better chance! And I have 
hopes that soon all this would change and the Saudi government will accept them 
with open arms. Inshalla! I believe in â€o the best is yet to come” and I am 
spending my life only praying for the better future for my kids! Lets all hope 
that this will all change very soon, inshalla! 
nazir

Mar 9, 2010 13:43 

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She should apply for Bahraini citizenship. Also how can she travel to Egypt if 
she does'nt have their nationality? 
gulrez

Mar 9, 2010 13:47 

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these things in rest of the world are called racism. 

Sara Al-Shaikh

Mar 9, 2010 13:47 

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Another sad story ! Every time I read or hear a story like this, it makes me 
sad. Men and women have equal rights in Islam. What difference does it make if 
someone's mother was Saudi or father. The fact that someone was born to a Saudi 
should be enough to grant him/her the citizenship regardless of gender. 
G

Mar 9, 2010 14:04 

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have any of these ladies tried applying at international companies in Saudi? 
N. Ahmad

Mar 9, 2010 14:17 

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I dont have more bad words for local system. They called Europeon are biased 
people but I will say they are 100 times better than you, because they support 
every Christians wether they are from any part of europe/us. You says Islam 
teaches us this that this but in practical zero. 
Reader

Mar 9, 2010 14:18 

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The more I read the Saudi newspapers the more I am get confused about the Saudi 
claims. Being the custodians of the holyland and the birth place of Islam, the 
Saudis have more responsibilities to set good examples for the rest of the 
Muslim world. The Saudi males/decision-makers are still living in the 
pre-Islamic period when females were buried alive just because they were 
females. This kind of discrimination is not found even in non-Muslim societies. 
Did anyone ever thought for a while that this kind of unfair rules can destroy 
families???????? 
apollo

Mar 9, 2010 14:18 

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what nationality she has? im confuse and angry 
ahsan hashmi

Mar 9, 2010 15:33 

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saudi arabia instead of having so many resources and blessings, lives in stone 
age. 
shaxi

Mar 9, 2010 15:34 

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I was born in dis country and spent my whole life to seve dis country. I don't 
no y they have such stupid laws. Because they are rich. Think one day oil runs 
out from your country. Every single foreigner will leave dis country and by the 
way saudi's r not running this country. This country run by minds of 
foreigners. I love dis country but i hate these laws and these are not shariah 
laws There are two kinds of rights. One v called Huqoob al ibad and others are 
Huqooq al Nas. I can't c any Huqooq al nas in dis country i swear down. You 
know when gulf war started. every single muslim who's living in the kingdom 
helped saudia and its people but i don't y saudi's don't respect other people's 
feelings and they treat them like animals especially maids and street cleaners. 

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