Jesus in Repressive Islamic Saudi Arabia
Glimmers of Christ’s Light in Darkness of Saudi Arabia
by Carl Moeller
Years ago, an Open Doors field worker introduced me to Rashid (not his real name), a Saudi Arabian student in a Western university who surrendered his life to Christ after his roommate shared the gospel with him.
Excited about his newfound faith, Rashid returned home and shared the good news of Jesus with his loved ones. But he chose a public venue to tell one relative about his decision. A bystander reported Rashid to Saudi religious police, who threw him into jail.
Rashid’s cellmate, Tareq, kept staring at him. At last Tareq spoke: “You’re the man I’m supposed to talk to.”
But Rashid shook his head. “I don’t think so. I’ve been just thrown in jail for my belief in Jesus.”
Tareq, however, pleaded with Rashid: “In my dreams a man was shown to me. It was your face. You have something to tell me.”
So Rashid shared the gospel with Tareq, who eagerly received Jesus into his heart.
Saudi Arabia perennially reigns among the worst persecutors of Christians according to Open Doors’ annual World Watch List that ranks the 50 countries where persecution of Christians for religious reasons is most severe. This year Saudi Arabia ranks third. This nation where Islam was born some 1400 years ago has been closed for centuries to the gospel. Its legal system is founded on Islamic law, and conversion to another religion is a capital crime.
All churches are banned in Saudi Arabia. Saudi religious police have raided Christian services held in private homes and arrested Christians from the Philippines and other countries for worshiping Jesus.
The utter lack of religious freedom in Saudi Arabia was underscored last month by the Grand Mufti of Saudi Arabia, who declared the necessity of destroying all churches in the region. This fatwa, a legal opinion or decree handed down by an Islamic religious leader, prompted a Filipino human rights watchdog group to advise migrant workers from the Philippines, many of whom are Christian, to exercise caution while conducting religious activities in their homes.
That same leading religious leader demanded that former newspaper columnist and pro-democracy Saudi activist Hamza Kashgari be tried in Islamic court for three of his posts on the website Twitter. The Grand Mufti deemed as blasphemous Kashgari’s tweets about an imagined visit with Muhammad, the Islamic prophet. The tweets supported the basic human right of free expression.
It’s hard to imagine in our Western society that’s fully wired to the media and the Internet that someone would be hunted for his life for a tweet deemed as offensive to Islam. But Saudi King Abdullah ordered the arrest of Kashgari, who fled the country and sought political asylum in Malaysia. Malaysian authorities, however, deported him to face the Saudi apostasy charges.
Among infamous cases of Christian persecution in Saudi Arabia was a 2008 “honor” killing by a man who cut out his sister’s tongue and burned her to death after he discovered she had embraced Jesus as Lord and Savior. Fatima Al-Matayri, 26, came to faith in Christ through the Internet and posted on blogs about her conversion. The brother who found Christian writings on his sister’s laptop worked for the nation’s Commission for the Promotion of Virtue and Prevention of Vice. This governmental arm enforces Saudi Arabia’s official stand against Christianity.
In Fatima Al-Matayr’s last post to a Christian blog, she wrote that her family had begun to doubt her commitment to Islam because of an argument in which she decried her lack of religious freedom. The way of Christ is purer than the way of the Messenger (Muhammad), she told them. Her brother demanded she repent of her “blasphemy” against Islam. In the hours before she was martyred for her faith in Christ, she composed a poem encouraging Muslims to let Christ guide and enlighten them.
Last year Compass reported that Saudi religious police, or mutaween, arrested two Indian Christians in an apartment raid following a prayer meeting with other Indians. The mutaween accused them of converting Muslims to Christianity, beat them and pressured them to convert to Islam. The other Indian Christians at the apartment escaped.
Earthly attempts to stop the spread of Christianity can never ultimately detain the work of the Holy Spirit. Often those countries where Christ is most restricted are where He uses supernatural signs, wonders and visions to reveal Himself. That’s one way people are coming to Christ in those countries.
Rashid’s family hasn’t come to Christ yet. His life remains in danger. He continues to pray for the salvation of his family members who may be committed to killing him.
But Christ is building His church, even where He is officially forbidden. And like Peter and John in the Book of Acts, Rashid can not help speaking about what he has seen, heard and experienced through the power of the Holy Spirit.
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Christianity By country
Christianity By country
The 7th century Khor Virap monastery in the shadow of Mount Ararat. Armenia was the first state to adopt Christianity as anofficial religion at AD 301.[24][25][26][27]
Notre Dame Cathedral in Ho Chi Minh City(former Saigon), southern Vietnam.
Note: Population statistics by religious affiliations are based upon statistical science and are subject to observational error (technically referred to as estimates). Likewise,partisans may seek to bias the estimates. The proportion of Christians is based on the proportion of the population in each country who are members of a Christian denomination or who identify themselves as Christian. It says nothing about the proportion of such as believe in God and are regularly in the church. People who mixChristianity with tribal religions are defined in this article as Christians. Most of the percentage of Christian population of each country was taken from the US State Department‘s International Religious Freedom Report, the CIA World Factbook, Joshua Project, Open doors, Pew Forum and Adherents.com.
[edit]Sovereign states
| Country | Christians | % Christian |
|---|---|---|
 Afghanistan (details) |
6,250 | 0.02% |
 Albania (details) |
1,120,000 | 35.0% |
 Algeria (details) |
187,000 | 0.5% |
 American Samoa (details) |
70,000 | 98.3% |
 Andorra (details) |
78,000 | 90.0% |
 Angola (details) |
17,094,000 | 90.0% |
 Anguilla (details) |
15,000 | 90.5% |
 Antigua and Barbuda (details) |
66,000 | 74.0% |
 Argentina (details) |
37,561,000 | 92.7% |
 Armenia (details) |
3,250,000 | 98.7% |
 Aruba (details) |
98,000 | 90.1% |
 Australia (details) |
14,345,000 | 63.9% |
 Austria (details) |
6,000,000 | 69.9% |
 Azerbaijan (details) |
450,000 | 4.8% |
 Bahamas (details) |
350,000 | 96.3% |
 Bahrain (details) |
77,000 | 9.0% |
 Bangladesh (details) |
493,000 | 0.3% |
 Barbados (details) |
244,000 | 95.0% |
 Belarus (details) |
8,600,200 | 80.0% |
 Belgium (details) |
5,900,000 | 51.0% |
 Belize (details) |
247,000 | 76.7% |
 Benin (details) |
3,943,000 | 42.8% |
 Bermuda (details) |
46,000 | 67.0% |
 Bhutan (details) |
7,000 | 1.0% |
 Bolivia (details) |
9,730,000 | 97.0% |
 Bosnia and Herzegovina (details) |
2,000,000 | 51.0% |
 Botswana (details) |
1,416,000 | 71.6% |
 Brazil (details) |
174,501,000 | 90.4% |
 British Virgin Islands (details) |
23,000 | 96.0% |
 Brunei (details) |
45,000 | 11.0% |
 Bulgaria (details) |
6,364,000 | 84.0% |
 Burkina Faso (details) |
3,746,000 | 23.0% |
 Burundi (details) |
7,662,000 | 75.0% |
 Cambodia (details) |
268,000 | 2.0% |
 Cameroon (details) |
13,390,000 | 69.0% |
 Canada (details) |
26,401,000 | 77.1% |
 Cape Verde (details) |
487,000 | 95.0% |
 Cayman Islands (details) |
42,000 | 73.8% |
 Central African Republic (details) |
2,302,000 | 51.0% |
 Chad (details) |
3,833,000 | 34.0% |
 Chile (details) |
14,930,000 | 87.2% |
 People’s Republic of China (details) |
66,959,000 | 5.0% |
 Colombia (details) |
44,502,000 | 97.6% |
 Comoros (details) |
15,000 | 2.1% |
 Cook Islands (details) |
19,000 | 94.3% |
 Congo, Republic of (details) |
3,409,000 | 90.7% |
 Congo, Democratic Republic of (details) |
68,558,000 | 95.6% |
 Costa Rica (details) |
3,912,000 | 84.3% |
 Côte d’Ivoire (details) |
7,075,000 | 32.8% |
 Croatia (details) |
4,107,000 | 92.6% |
 Cuba (details) |
9,523,000 | 85.0% |
 Cyprus (details) |
863,000 | 79.3% |
 Czech Republic (details) |
3,038,000 | 28.9% |
 Denmark (details) |
4,546,000 | 82.0% |
 Djibouti (details) |
53,000 | 6.0% |
 Dominica (details) |
59,000 | 88.7% |
 Dominican Republic (details) |
9,734,000 | 95.2% |
 East Timor (details) |
1,152,000 | 98.4% |
 Ecuador (details) |
14,099,000 | 99.0% |
 Egypt (details) |
8,100,000 | 12.9%[28] |
 El Salvador (details) |
5,073,000 | 81.9% |
 Equatorial Guinea (details) |
683,000 | 98.6% |
 Eritrea (details) |
3,310,000 | 62.9% |
 Estonia (details) |
373,000 | 27.8% |
 Ethiopia (details) |
54,978,000 | 64.5% |
 Falkland Islands (details) |
3,000 | 94.3% |
 Faroe Islands (details) |
46,000 | 94.0% |
 Fiji (details) |
498,000 | 58.3% |
 Finland (details) |
4,347,000 | 81.0% |
 France (details) |
40,960,000 | 64% |
 Gabon (details) |
1,081,000 | 72.0% |
 Gambia (details) |
158,000 | 9.0% |
 Georgia (details) |
3,930,000 | 88.6% |
 Germany (details) |
49,400,000 | 59.9% |
 Ghana (details) |
16,741,000 | 68.8% |
 Greece (details) |
11,204,000 | 99.1% |
 Greenland (details) |
55,000 | 96.6% |
 Grenada (details) |
101,000 | 97.3% |
 Guatemala (details) |
14,018,000 | 97.5% |
 Guinea (details) |
1,032,000 | 10.0% |
 Guinea-Bissau (details) |
165,000 | 10.0% |
 Guyana (details) |
434,000 | 57.0% |
 Haiti (details) |
8,527,000 | 83.7% |
 Honduras (details) |
6,321,000 | 83.0% |
 Hong Kong (details) |
710,000 | 10.1% |
 Hungary (details) |
7,450,000 | 74.4% |
 Iceland (details) |
284,000 | 89.3% |
 India (details) |
26,113,000 | 2.3% |
 Indonesia (details) |
28,804,000 | 12.3% |
 Iran (details) |
300,000 | 0.4% |
 Iraq (details) |
944,000 | 3.0% |
 Ireland (details) |
4,116,000 | 92.3% |
 Israel (details) |
266,000 | 3.5% |
 Italy (details) |
48,386,000 | 87% |
 Jamaica (details) |
1,784,000 | 65.3% |
 Japan (details) |
2,548,000 | 2.0% |
 Jordan (details) |
388,000 | 6.0% |
 Kazakhstan (details) |
8,152,000 | 51.0% |
 Kenya (details) |
34,774,000 | 85.1% |
 Korea, North (details) |
480,000 | 4.0% |
 Korea, South (details) |
14,534,000 | 29.2% |
 Kuwait (details) |
458,000 | 15.0% |
 Kyrgyzstan (details) |
944,000 | 17.0% |
 Laos (details) |
84,000 | 1.3% |
 Latvia (details) |
1,280,000 | 57.2% |
 Lebanon (details) |
2,835,000 | 51.0% |
 Lesotho (details) |
1,876,000 | 90.0% |
 Liberia (details) |
1,391,000 | 40.0% |
 Libya (details) |
131,000 | 2.0% |
 Liechtenstein (details) |
32,000 | 87.8% |
 Lithuania (details) |
2,827,000 | 84.9% |
 Luxembourg (details) |
437,000 | 87.0% |
 Macedonia, Republic of (details) |
1,334,000 | 65.1% |
 Madagascar (details) |
8,260,000 | 41.0% |
 Malawi (details) |
12,538,000 | 79.9% |
 Malaysia (details) |
2,576,000 | 9.1% |
 Maldives (details) |
300 | 0.08% |
 Mali (details) |
726,000 | 5.0% |
 Malta (details) |
408,000 | 98.0% |
 Mauritania (details) |
5,000 | 0.14% |
 Mauritius (details) |
418,000 | 32.2% |
 Mexico (details) |
105,095,000 | 94.5% |
 Micronesia, Federated States of (details) |
106,000 | 95.4% |
 Moldova (details) |
3,503,000 | 98.3% |
 Monaco (details) |
29,000 | 87.7% |
 Mongolia (details) |
58,000 | 2.1% |
 Montenegro (details) |
487,000 | 77.8% |
 Morocco (details) |
351,000 | 1.1% |
 Mozambique (details) |
12,003,717 | 56.1% |
 Myanmar (details) |
2,020,000 | 4.0% |
 Namibia (details) |
1,991,000 | 90.0% |
 Nepal (details) |
269,000 | 0.9% |
 Netherlands (details) |
8,350,000 | 53.4% |
 New Zealand (details) |
2,426,000 | 55.3% |
 Nicaragua (details) |
5,217,000 | 89.6% |
 Niger (details) |
795,000 | 5.0% |
 Nigeria (details) |
77,103,000 | 51.2% |
 Norway (details) |
4,195,000 | 85.6% |
 Oman (details) |
73,000 | 2.5% |
 Pakistan (details) |
2,727,000 | 1.6% |
 Palau (details) |
16,000 | 77.9% |
 Panama (details) |
3,057,000 | 92.0% |
 Papua New Guinea (details) |
6,640,000 | 96.4% |
 Paraguay (details) |
6,260,000 | 96.9% |
 Peru (details) |
27,635,000 | 93.8% |
 Philippines (details) |
90,530,000 | 92.4% |
 Pitcairn Islands (details) |
50 | 100.0% |
 Poland (details) |
36,526,000 | 95.7% |
 Portugal (details) |
9,222,000 | 86.7% |
 Puerto Rico (details) |
3,878,000 | 97.0% |
 Qatar (details) |
144,000 | 8.5% |
 Romania (details) |
20,930,000 | 97.5% |
 Russia (details) |
99,775,000 | 70.3% |
 Rwanda (details) |
9,619,000 | 93.6% |
 San Marino (details) |
31,000 | 97.0% |
 Saudi Arabia (details) |
1,493,000 | 5.5% |
 Senegal (details) |
900,000 | 7.0% |
 Serbia (details) |
9,038,000 | 91.7% |
 Seychelles (details) |
80,000 | 94.7% |
 Sierra Leone (details) |
1,751,000 | 30.0% |
 Singapore (details) |
900,000 | 18.0%[29] |
 Slovakia (details) |
4,487,000 | 82.8% |
 Slovenia (details) |
1,135,212 | 57.8% |
 Somalia (details) |
1,000[30] | 0.01095% |
 South Africa (details) |
39,843,000 | 79.7% |
 South Sudan (details) |
4,250,000 | 50.2% |
 Spain (details) |
35,568,000 | 77.2% |
 Sri Lanka (details) |
1,531,000 | 7.5% |
 Sudan (details) |
3,062,000 | 9.6% |
 Suriname (details) |
308,000 | 50.3% |
 Swaziland (details) |
994,000 | 82.7% |
 Sweden (details) |
7,148,000 | 73% |
 Switzerland (details) |
6,172,000 | 79.3% |
 Syria (details) |
2,251,000 | 10.0% |
 Tajikistan (details) |
99,000 | 1.4% |
 Tanzania (details) |
27,118,000 | 62.0% |
 Thailand (details) |
471,000 | 0.7% |
 Togo (details) |
1,966,000 | 29.0% |
 Tonga (details) |
84,000 | 81.0% |
 Trinidad and Tobago (details) |
774,000 | 57.6% |
 Tunisia (details) |
24,000 | 0.2% |
 Turkey (details) |
64,000[31] | 0.09% |
 Turkmenistan (details) |
466,000 | 9.0% |
 Uganda (details) |
29,943,000 | 88.6% |
 Ukraine (details) |
41,973,000 | 91.5% |
 United Arab Emirates (details) |
424,000 | 9.0% |
 United Kingdom (details)[32] |
26,754,067 | 43% |
 United States (details) |
176,400,000 | 78.4% |
 Uruguay (details) |
2,027,000 | 58.01% |
 Uzbekistan (details) |
1,390,000 | 5.0% |
 Vatican City (details) |
800 | 100.0% |
 Venezuela (details) |
28,340,000 | 98.0% |
 Vietnam (details) |
6,868,000 | 8.0% |
 Western Sahara (details) |
200 | 0.039% |
 Yemen (details) |
3,000 | 0.013% |
 Zambia (details) |
12,939,000 | 97.6% |
 Zimbabwe (details) |
10,747,000 | 85.0% |
| Total | 2,084,509,000 | 33.2% |
[edit]Unrecognized states
Note: Includes non-United Nations member states not recognized by any state, non-UN member states recognized only by non-UN members and non-UN member states recognized by at least one UN member.
| Country | Christians | % Christian |
|---|---|---|
 Abkhazia (details) |
130,000 | 60.0% |
 Kosovo (details) |
150,000 | 8.3% |
 Nagorno-Karabakh (details) |
136,000 | 96.0% |
 Palestine (details) |
173,000 | 4.4% |
| Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic (details) |
200 | 0.03% |
 South Ossetia (details) |
69,000 | 96.4% |
 Republic of China (details) |
902,000 | 3.9% |
 Transnistria (details) |
510,000 | 95.0% |
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