Saudi Warns Non-Muslims: Respect Ramadan or Else
Saudi authorities are warning non-Muslim expatriates against eating, drinking or smoking in public during Ramadan, the monthlong sunrise-to-sunset fast – or face expulsion.
The Interior Ministry of the oil-rich kingdom is calling on non-Muslims to "show consideration for feelings of Muslims" and "preserve the sacred Islamic rituals."
Otherwise, a statement says, Saudi authorities will cancel violators' work contracts and expel them.
The warning came on Friday, the first day of the Ramadan observance.
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