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Saudi Arabia Executes Two Foreigners Over 'Indecent Acts' Inside Mecca Mosque
Saudi Arabia Executes Two Foreigners Over 'Indecent Acts' Inside Mecca Mosque
Via Middle East Eye
Bangladesh is seeking answers on why Saudi Arabia executed two Bangladeshi nationals in the city of Mecca - which is considered holy in Islam - without telling Dhaka.
Last week, Saudi Arabia executed a male and a female Bangladeshi national after they were convicted of committing "indecent acts" inside a mosque (in Mecca).
Source: Islamic LandmarksRiyadh did not provide further details on the acts the two Bangladeshi nationals allegedly committed or whether they had legal representation in the Gulf...
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