Saudi Arabia, hoping to impress the U.S., is highlighting the news of the recent "uncovering" of Al-Qa`idah cells in the kingdom of oppression. The mouthpiece of Prince Salman (Ash-Sharq Al-Awsat) published this picture on its front page (on the internet version) and said that the books were confiscated in the recent raid on apartments. Look at the tiles of those "dangerous" books. One reads "international encyclopedia." Another one seems to be a volume of the classic dictionary Lisan Al-`Arab.
Wednesday, June 25, 2008
Saudi Arabia, hoping to impress the U.S., is highlighting the news of the recent "uncovering" of Al-Qa`idah cells in the kingdom of oppression. The mouthpiece of Prince Salman (Ash-Sharq Al-Awsat) published this picture on its front page (on the internet version) and said that the books were confiscated in the recent raid on apartments. Look at the tiles of those "dangerous" books. One reads "international encyclopedia." Another one seems to be a volume of the classic dictionary Lisan Al-`Arab.