British Satanic Conspiracies in the Holy Hejaz

Compiled By: Syed Ali Shahbaz
On November 2, 1916 AD, under the instigation of the British, Sharif Hussein, the ruler of Mecca, Medina, and the other cities of the Hijaz, styled himself as the Sultan of Arabia. Earlier on June 5, on the orders of the British he launched an open revolt against Ottoman rule in order to weaken the Turkish Muslims during World War I. Britain had promised Sharif Hussein to declare him as the King of all Arabia after the end of the war, but did not deliver on its promise.
The British, who were playing a double game by supporting at the same time the Wahhabi chieftain of Najd, Abdel-Aziz ibn Saud, wanted to see which of its two mercenaries in the Arabian Peninsula, would emerge stronger. When the Wahhabis started inflicting defeats on Sharif Hussein, London tilted towards Abdel-Aziz, but at the same time in order to keep its influence amongst the Arabs, it carved out from Greater Syria, a new country called Jordan and placed Sharif Hussein's son, Abdullah, as the king in Amman.
The British then placed another son of Sharif Hussein, called Faisal, as king in Iraq, in order to deprive the Shi'ite Muslim majority of its right to form an independent elected government.
Some years later, when Abdel-Aziz and his brutal Wahhabi hordes seized the Hejaz, drove out Sharif Hussein, massacred tens of thousands of people in Mecca, Medina, Jeddah, and Ta'ef, and destroyed the sacred cemeteries of Jannat al-Baqie and Jannat al-Mo'alla, the British gifted him with a new and artificial country called Saudi Arabia, and hailed him as king. These were all part of the British plot to weaken Muslims and pave the way for the planting of an illegitimate entity for European Zionist Jews in the heart of the Muslim World.