Not discriminating or anything, just seems like it would be one of the most difficult places to be an atheist in. If there are, that's amazing.
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No, they were all executed for denying fundamental beliefs of the region.
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I'm sure there are, just not openly. That would be too dangerous.
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If there were, you would never know because they would be living "underground" for fear of death. Same w/the Christians. I guess we have one thing in common after all:)
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Probably, they're just in the closet for fear of punishment. Hell I'd do the same thing if I lived there.
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Of course there must be, although coming out would require big balls!
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yip plenty even alot of christians,there are jews not that many like christians though its so amazing how many people havent even been in saudi but they claim people who are non-muslim will be killed,what ignorance,ican't believe such honestly im not even joking anymore,its becoming truly bad how ignorant people choose to be.
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I'm sure there are statistically, they just don't say anything. It's not something you can exactly notice.
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They're probably so far in the closet about their atheism, they're bumping into satyrs and eating turkish delight.
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How many atheists are there in Texas?
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Probably, but nobody cares, but majority of Arabs in Saudi are doing these in Mecca: http://www.watchislam.com/tv3/
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No- it is not permitted.
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Of course there are - they are just VERY quiet about it. ********************* Indeed, how many in Texas! LOL
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I am an atheist and i live in the middle east but i am not gonna say where...
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Yes there are. Non-Muslims just have to silently put up with the din of the mosques and all the other restrictions from the Muslims - because as "I love Allah" says, they don't care about non-believers.
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There probably are, but I doubt any of them are "out" since they would be shunned by their communities.
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Not any who admit it! (it's illegal)
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