Some of the effects of the Gulf Crisis.
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The questioner : At the beginning of the crisis, there was room for enjoining good and forbidding evil in Kuwait. Now, the process has become an official assignment from Baghdad. The sermon comes printed, and the preacher is assigned to read it exactly as it comes.
The Shaykh : It became an assignment from whom?
The questioner : I mean, the sermon comes ready-made from Baghdad, so many preachers left the mosques because of this?
The Shaykh : Where did they leave?
The questioner : They left the Friday sermons in the mosques.
The Shaykh : In Kuwait, this is a natural order.
The questioner : Praising the ruler.
The Shaykh : We are speaking about Saudi Arabia.
The Shaykh : It became an assignment from whom?
The questioner : I mean, the sermon comes ready-made from Baghdad, so many preachers left the mosques because of this?
The Shaykh : Where did they leave?
The questioner : They left the Friday sermons in the mosques.
The Shaykh : In Kuwait, this is a natural order.
The questioner : Praising the ruler.
The Shaykh : We are speaking about Saudi Arabia.
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