I have written something in this blog about the-uncomfortable-feeling in seeing huge and tall buildings which were intended to be shopping and hotel complexes. A vast growing property development is happening now in our holy cities, where almost all historical sites become public toilet, ATM, or shopping mall. Reasons behind destroying historical sites are varied from expanding capacity for the pilgrims until avoiding shirq. But, allowing a door to shopping mall face to face with the main door to Masjidil Haram, seriously? http://www.independent.co.uk/ voices/comment/why-dont-more- muslims-speak-out-against-the- wanton-destruction-of-meccas- holy-sites-8229682.html Raise your awareness on this issue. I myself in 2007 felt somehow uncomfortable about these capitalism forces in the heart of holy cities where equality should be the essential spirit. The cities where should give us the real value of Islam, opposites of all these fancy and extravagant buildings and things. Mek
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