Sure, it is allowed in areas where there are Christians.
The Holiest two cities in Islam are Mecca & Madina, the two are located in KSA.
Non-Muslims cannot visit the holy sites of Mecca in Saudia Arabia.
Type your answer here... Mecca and Medina
Actually it's the other way round. The Islamic religion was founded in the existing but ill-defined region of 'Arabia', now mostly Saudi Arabia. Islam spread outward from Arabia.
Islam is the official religion in many countries e.g.(Saudia Arabia ,Iran ,Yemen,Egypt,Jordan ,Syria,Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia ,Pakistan..etc)but Saudia Arabia especially is made (the holy Quran )its charter ,and all problem answered by Islamic laws only. Iran and many countries also pracrice Islamic laws in most of its problems .
The name of structre in holy city of saoudi Arabia
They are the two holy cities Mecca and Medina. Both are in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.
holy book of revivalism is the holy bible
Yes indeed the holy book of the Christians is the BIBLE.
saudi arabia
The official (and only accepted) religion in Saudi Arabia is Islam. Therefore, the Qur'an is its holy book.
MakkahMakkah is the holy city of Saudia Arabia!Muslims can only enter Makkah!The prophet Muhammad was born there!In Makkah there is the Holy Kaabah!To the millions of Muslims who visit the city from distant parts of the world each year, entering Makkah is the spiritual high point of their lives, an experience that remains indelibly etched in their memories forever.