Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman

Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman announced 'Vision 2030' in 2016 to form a modern Saudi. Religious fatwas have been issued on issues ranging from cycling-bikes-cars, business, freedom to stay alone in hotels to swimming pools-massage parlors.

The first commercial cinema hall was opened in Riyadh in 2016, lifting the 35-year ban. Where the movie 'Black Panther' was released. The Saudi government allows both men and women to watch movies there.In the same year, Saudi Arabia participated in the Cannes Film Festival for the first time. In 2016, Saudi participated in the Venice Architecture Biennial for the first time. Enrique Iglesias, Amr Diab and Black Eyed Piece are among the first international performers to compete in the Riyadh Formula Race this year, for whom the first experimental tourist visa was granted. This year marks the start of the first Winter Tantora Festival in Saudi Arabia. International actors and visitors from all over the world are brought to Alula.

Music festivals have been held all over Saudi Arabia since 2019. International stars such as Pitbull and Akon performed at the event, which began in the country's eastern province.In 2020, the first edition of Desert X Aluler hosted 14 large-scale sculptures by artists from Saudi Arabia. Where artists from Saudi Arabia, the Middle East and America participate.Crown Prince Salman's government has set a target of creating 350 cinema halls and 2,500 movie screens across the country by 2030.

Cinema halls were once banned in a country that made new history in Saudi Arabia. The first major international film festival was held in the Islamic monarchy in 2021. The 'Red Sea Film Festival' is being held in the Red Sea city of Jeddah from December 6 to 15. The festival screened 136 full and short films in more than 30 languages ​​from 6 countries, including Jordan, Saudi Arabia, Lebanon, Tunisia and Egypt.

In 2015, about 150 women from Brazil, Russia and other countries arrived on a private island in the Maldives. They went there to party with 'dozens of' men from the Middle East. The organizer of that party was Mohammad bin Salman. The 29-year-old Saudi prince was then the country's defense minister. In July 2015, he organized a party on a private island called 'Vela' in Maldives. Vela is said to be one of the most luxurious and expensive islands in the world. The island has about four dozen private gardens, many built on the blue waters of the Indian Ocean. Each quarter has its own private deck and swimming pool. Each of the guests came with his own maid. Even a snow machine was brought in so that visitors could jump on the tropical beach by making artificial ice. Mohammed bin Salman, known as MBS, rented the whole island. The island was in the possession of him and his guests. Prince Salman rented this 'Vela' island in the Maldives for 50 million dollars.

Saudi Arabia is the land of Haramain Sharifain. The two cities of respect and love in the Muslim world are located in this country. The customs and culture here are so much Islam-friendly. Muhammad bin Salman took the initiative to pollute the beautiful environment of this Islam-friendly society by labeling it as religious conservatism. There was no system of watching movies in public in the country, Salman has paved the way for this sinful work by building cinema halls. In the name of women's freedom, he has relaxed the veil system. And the spread of many other anti-Sharia activities that Saudi society never imagined.

There is not even the slightest opportunity to protest against his actions. Religious figures who went to protest had to accept captivity. Let us take the words of Shaykh Saleh Al Talib, one of the Imams of Kaaba Sharif. He made a statement in August last year opposing Muhammad bin Salman's anti-Sharia activities. Busy, and where to go! Immediate arrest. How his life is spent in the dark cells of the Saudi prison, no one knows. This persecution of scholars is certainly not new. In the past, many more Amitteja scholars have been imprisoned for protesting against the Saudi royal family's anti-Sharia activities. They are spending their lives inside the jail with different terms of imprisonment.