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FunkyMetahuman:
Yeah I support this

Christians sabi wail about everything.

They don't want hijabs in schools,
They don't want Islamic writing on naira,
They don't want anything islamic on army uniform,
They don't want our national assembly or government infrastructure to look like mosque,
but Sundays should be a work free day for them to worship and not Fridays ..

And these people will be the first to wail about islamization if anything favors the Muslims. ignoramus...

Sunday is not work free day allover the world..

And yes Fridays are work free days in most Arab nations..

we are talking about economic recession some people are calling for more holidays

Note: Fridays and Saturdays in Saudi are Saturdays and Sundays in most developed countries ( called western world)

Sun Jun 23, 2013 | 3:10 PM BST
Saudi Arabia changes its working week to
Sunday-Thursday


(Reuters) - Saudi Arabia has announced it is switching its official weekend to
Fridays and Saturdays, bringing the kingdom's working week closer in line
with other countries in a move long desired by many of the country's
businesses.
Saudi Arabia, the biggest Arab economy, had been the only member of the
six-member Gulf Cooperation Council to have a Thursday-Friday weekend
after Oman shifted to a Friday-Saturday weekend last month.
The surprise move, which will be applied from this week, was immediately
welcomed by Saudi economists and businessmen as giving the private sector
an extra day of alignment with international businesses.
"It will increase interface with the rest of the world, now things will move
faster," said Ali al-Ajmi, a former vice president at state oil company Saudi
Aramco who now runs a project management business.
Abdulrahman al-Ubaid, a former vice president at Saudi Basic Industries Corp
(SABIC), the world's biggest petrochemical company, and now managing
director of Saudi Development and Innovation Group, also welcomed the
change.
"We expect the impact to be positive on the Saudi economy, we think our
business will be easier," he said.

Some religious conservatives had argued against moving to a Friday-
Saturday weekend because they feared it smacked of westernisation.
However, that argument did not enjoy serious support, said Saudi sociologist
Khalid al-Dakhil.
"In terms of religious opposition, yes there might be some, but there's
absolutely no unanimity in opposing this course among religious people," he
said.

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source: uk.mobile.reuters.com/article/idUKBRE95M08620130623

haa, where did you get all this quotations from. Am very sure if u ask him one on one where he got the biblical quotation, he will either say is an Imam or Alfa that he believe can interpret the Qur'an well that said it. We have the English version of the Bible get one and read yourself.