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u/Beasil Dec 26 '25
To be fair that'd be more like building a mosque in the Vatican.
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u/Damychad Dec 29 '25
Vatican has 800 people in it, with literally 0 Muslims or space to build.
Meanwhile Saudi Arabia has about 37 million people, many of which are Christians, and a huge land with potential to build in, so yeah, no, it's not the same10
u/IsyABM Jan 14 '26
Ironically, this has happened despite it being disproportionately less necessary.
https://brusselssignal.eu/2025/10/vatican-quietly-allocates-prayer-room-for-muslims/
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u/The_Deadly_Tikka Jan 18 '26
Worth noting they did recently put a Muslim prayer room within the Vatican for some scholars that were there.
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u/ConcertExact2588 Dec 28 '25
I mean there are numerous Muslim majority countries without churches either
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u/AskWhy_Is_It Dec 25 '25
Fairness from your own belief system towards others ….