Saudi Arabia and its Efforts in Islamic Solidarity 1962-1995 the Continent of Asia as a Model

Abstract

Asia is the most abundant continent in the world for Islamic minorities, as they live in separate countries, and these minorities have been subjected to suffering, persecution and wars that led to the destruction of their educational facilities and Islamic centers. Therefore, the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia has taken upon itself the task of protecting and defending Islam, and supporting Islamic minorities. In the continent of Asia, the efforts of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia in support of Islamic minorities in the continent of Asia were numerous in various aspects; It provided funds and aid, established mosques and Islamic centers, provided its support to schools, institutes and universities, provided scholarships, and cared for the education of Muslim children; In addition to her interest in the Holy Qur’an, and its dissemination through the establishment of the King Fahd Complex for the Printing of the Holy Qur’an in 1986, which helped to spread the Qur’an in various languages, and other forms of support provided to Muslims in Asia.