During Ramadan, there are many rules and regulations in Muslim countries, which even non-Muslim people have to follow. In Arab countries, rules are regularly issued for non-Muslims. Like do not eat, drink or smoke in public places. Do not wear tight clothes. Even if you are a tourist. Avoid having dinner outside in the evening. There are many such rules which people of every religion have to follow. But is there really any country where there is a separate road for Muslims? Is there a ban on non-Muslims passing through this road? Let us know what is the truth in such news going on social media.
Mecca-Medina are considered holy religious places in the Muslim religion. Every Muslim considers himself lucky after going there. But it is being claimed on social media that there is a road where non-Muslims are banned from passing. According to Saudi tourism website ‘Visit Saudi’, non-Muslim persons cannot enter the holy mosques of ‘Mecca’ and ‘Medina’ like Masjid-e-Nabawi. However, the historical and cultural places located around it are open to all. But the claim is that there is a traffic signal installed on the road leading to the Prophet’s Mosque in Al-Madinah Al-Munawwara, the second holiest place in Islam, in which it is clearly written that this road is only for Muslims.
#Saudi abolishes the term “Muslims only” on all the road signs leading to #Medinathe second-holiest site in Islam after #Mecca & replace it with “To the Haram area”
Non-Muslims are not allowed to enter the Nabawi Square, where The Prophet’s Mosque, the Haram, is located https://t.co/jXg1FwOWnT
— Saad Abedine (@SaadAbedine) May 4, 2021
FIRST PUBLISHED: May 13, 2024, 16:24 IST
