Saudi Arabia has 'too many' Islamic studies graduates
Monday, June 29, 2009
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The Saudi job market does not need more graduates in Islamic studies, the head of one of Saudi Arabia's newest universities said in remarks published Sunday. The comments by Mohammad Ali al-Hazaa, who directs Jazan University in the south, could irritate many in the influential religious establishment which has held back reforms aimed at creating a modern state and fighting Islamic militancy.
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