An Indian television preacher who has called the 9/11 attacks an "inside job," received one of Saudi Arabia's most prestigious prizes on Sunday, for "service to Islam." Zakir Naik, president of the Islamic Research Foundation in India, was one of five recipients of the King Faisal International prize from Saudi Arabia's King Salman during a ceremony at a luxury Riyadh hotel. The annual prizes are a project of the King Faisal Foundation, established in 1976 by the children of King Faisal bin Abdul Aziz who died in 1975. Naik was ho**ured for being one of the most re**wned **n-Arabic speaking promoters of Islam.
03-02-2015, 07:53 AM
Outspoken Indian preacher wins Saudi prize for service to Islam
An Indian television preacher who has called the 9/11 attacks an "inside job," received one of Saudi Arabia's most prestigious prizes on Sunday, for "service to Islam." Zakir Naik, president of the Islamic Research Foundation in India, was one of five recipients of the King Faisal International prize from Saudi Arabia's King Salman during a ceremony at a luxury Riyadh hotel. The annual prizes are a project of the King Faisal Foundation, established in 1976 by the children of King Faisal bin Abdul Aziz who died in 1975. Naik was ho**ured for being one of the most re**wned **n-Arabic speaking promoters of Islam.
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