A British Muslim was reportedly denied entry to Masjid al-Haram in Makkah for wearing a T-shirt featuring the word “Palestine,” according to a social media post by 5 Pillars UK.
The incident has raised concerns about restrictions on symbolic displays of support for the Palestinian cause at Islamic holy sites, leading to widespread backlash.
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The refusal has sparked outrage among Muslims globally, particularly among those who view solidarity with Palestine as integral to their religious and political identity.
Many have taken to social media to voice their frustration, condemning the actions of Saudi authorities for allegedly restricting expressions of support for Palestine in a place revered by Muslims worldwide.
The incident has reignited discussions around freedom of expression and the complexities surrounding the Palestine issue, with many calling on Saudi authorities to clarify their stance.
