Mumbai: Ever since the Saudi Arab regime called for the opening of a cinema hall in Medina Sharif, there has been resentment among Indian Muslims. Many Muslim groups and ulema are now protesting against Saudi Arabia's rule. More protests are being prepared from place to place. In the photographs posted by Raza Academy, you can see how a large number of Indian Muslim community people have stood with posters.

They also issued a Twitter trend alert in this regard. Said, "The Saudi regime has announced the opening of a cinema hall in Medina Sharif. He will be opposed to The Ehtejaj (Protest) of Ulmaye Ahle Sunnat in Mumbai on September 23, 2021. The poster appealed that everyone should participate in the campaign in a tweet from #Bancinemainmadinashareef and tag King Salman and the Embassy of Saudi.'' Talking to reporters in New Delhi, Tanzeem National General Secretary Maulana Shahabuddin Rajvi said that the Saudi government wants to defame Islam by opening a cinema hall. The Saudi government will not be allowed to disturb the sanctity of Mecca and Medina Sharif. Mecca is the home of Khuda in Sharif and Madina Sharif has prophet Islam, which is associated with the faith of Muslims all over the world.

Today Raza Academy stage a demonstration against Saudi government for opening cinema halls in Madina Munawwara#BanCinemaInMadinaShareef#ShameOnYouSaudiGovt@KingSalman@KSAembassyIND pic.twitter.com/krKNfSYe39

— Raza Academy (@razaacademyho) September 23, 2021

Tell you that there was a trend #ShameOnYouSaudiGovt on social media over the issue. These are Indian and Pakistani Muslims who have joined together against a country that is willing to help Muslims all over the world. On the other hand, some people also say that whether Muslims from India and Pakistan will now teach Islam to Saudi Arabia, where Islam was born.

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