Imam Mohammad Tawhidi

So though I can't give you a percentage of how many Muslims out of the two billion

are extremist, how many are fundamentalist, how many are just Muslim by name, how many are practicing, how many practice only in Ramadan.

That's a breakdown that I cannot provide honestly.

But what I can say is that the decision makers of the Muslim world are heading in a direction that is very positive.

Right.

And I also believe that they are being supported greatly by the rest of the Muslim world.

Pakistan, for example, the Muslims in India, for example, these are massive populations that are in line with what Mecca, Saudi Arabia and the UAE are doing.

And there are other countries that are not in line.

such as the Palestinian territories and others that are obvious.

Yeah, your immigration policy needs to be tied to your understanding of sovereignty.

So if sovereignty is sacred, then immigration policy needs to be looked at through the same lens.

You cannot have a weak, soft immigration policy at all.

The UAE is a perfect example.

So is Saudi Arabia.

How is immigration doing there?

It's perfect.

200 nationalities living together.

Why?

Because there is an excellent, not just good, an excellent vetting system.

You cannot be someone who harbors jihadi ideology and simply apply for a visa to go to a Gulf state.