Iran Playing a Sectarian Note on the Strings of Social Communities

Iran’s persistent expansion into the Arabian world has been ongoing for 30 years, unceasingly provoking sectarian chaos between social communities in the Arab region.

Moreover, Iran has exerted political efforts in the government arena, exhausted by international foreign policies, which proved to be their failure after the playground was all clear for Tehran to step in comfortably.

Iranian proxies crept into communities, and nothing proves this more than the case of Nimir al-Nimir, which demonstrated Saudi Arabia stance against sectarian egging. Al-Nimir’s execution confused Iran which lost its proxy, one among many who was supposed to help the country realize its dream of establishing the Iranian Wilayat al Faqih (Guardianship of the Islamic Jurists) in Saudi Arabia.

Even though Iran has tried to sneak into the Saudi community, it was faced by the harsh truth of Saudi Arabia, which enlisted Hezbollah-inspired militants in a black corner reserved for national criminals. Even proxies in Al-Awamiyah are now being brought to justice by the community who only serve national solidarity and are collaborating with security forces amid government efforts to relegate all threats to national security in the category of great treason.

Even though the action of extinguishing terrorist organizations, al-Qaeda being the first on the list, from the country was taken by security forces, the Ministry of Interior acknowledged and always praised local citizens and residents helping in the fight through reporting crimes, an act that defines their ultimate commitment to the social values of security and unity that have always existed Saudi Arabia.

Saudi social awareness has become a strong foundation on which its communities establish unity, despite sectarian differences. Social mediums are forever dedicated to keeping their nation safe and sound. The repetitive scenes of suicide attacks reflect nothing but the dark image extremists are trying to use to shake the security of society.

All sects, including Sunni and Shiite across Saudi Arabia defend the sanctity of their homeland, and refuse to allow terrorist organizations to take advantage by provoking sectarian incitement. Several events have proven how deep the loyalty of Saudi citizens runs in their country, regardless to which sect they belong.