The Saudi government has arrested more than 100 Qadiyanis allegedly involved in illegal activities in Jeddah. According to sources, a “trained group” – office-bearers of the Qadiyani Jamaat Jeddah – was allegedly engaged in preaching Qadiyani beliefs in and around Jeddah. The Saudi government’s intelligence agencies nabbed 45 people when they were offering prayers some days ago, they said, adding that all office bearers of the Qadiyani Jamaat Jeddah, including its President Insarullah Malik Fazil, had been arrested. The majority of the arrested people are from India, while there are also some Pakistani Qadiyanis as well as one from Syria. Head of Qadiyanis Mirza Masroor is planning to ask the Saudi government through western countries not to file a case against the Qadiyanis.