There was an article in Arab news (I think) about Burmese in KSA being given long term residency, the figure they mentioned was 3m. Some where in translation, a zero got added.I am not aware of any Burmese nationals living in KSA. I do however know that KSA is hosting one of the largest Rohingya communities in the world and that this community is quite old.
There is an entire neighborhood named after them in Makkah.
According to this map there are 200.000.
According to this link there are twice as many (400.000).
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rohingya_people#cite_note-6
In think I believe that some of them have become nationals (the very old migration) similar to how we have nationals of Pakistani, Indian, Afghan, South East Asian (Indonesian and Malaysian in particular) and Uzbek origin. etc. There are especially quite a lot of the two latter groups.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Uzbeks
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Indonesians
We have Bosnians, Albanians, Turks, Caucasians etc. as well. Every single Muslim ethnicity, a portion of them that visited for Umrah and Hajj, stayed and later were absorbed into the local populations. Now they are citizens. Many are mixed of course if not all.
Most are based in Hijaz which is a very diverse region. One of the most diverse in the world although the majority are indigenous peoples (Hijazis) and other Arabs.
Put him on your ignore list. His half baked BS will get you banned.
I think that you need to take your medicine, my Turkified and Arabized Anatolian of unknown origin (I would bet on either Armenian or Kurdish). Enough of your fantasy and dreams for now.
@Khafee
Some people are experts at pulling out facts from piss tv, mullahs hallucination.com, or their behind. Ignoring them is the best option. They can't change ground realities, they can only thump their chests on an online forum.



