Well, what would I know? My husband and I LIVED and worked in the KSA for five years. So we did get to know the culture. Have you lived in a Muslim country? For how long?
Is what Muzzies themselves say and teach an inadequate test when compared to how gracious they are to guests in their homes?
IMHO, all that proves is that when push comes to shove they'll do what their religion dictates in spite of other cultural pressures. A good friend of mine wrote me about how well a guy he worked with treated him every time he visited. The same guy who killed him about two months later. That was in Pakistan, another Muslim nation as well, no ?
This crap with Muzzies has been going on since Carter and getting worse every year right along with the BS getting deeper every year thanks to the well funded Muzzie PR machinery.
I have relatives living in Egypt now, by the by, and I value their views and understanding acquired over the last decade plus more than chit chat in a forum. The MB was following every foreigner who worked for anything not controlled by the MB right up until the military took over. "Arab Spring" arrived and the Egyptian military won't let them drive anywhere without an armed guard ever since.
The Egyptians played it smart, waited until the whole apparatus was mapped and the mobs were tired, then wiped out more of the MB than Nasser had been able to. Nonetheless, those who are dedicated to Iz Lame more than to a secular State are killing and will be killing people, foreigners in particular, for a good long time to come.
Spare me the good things about Muzzies in general, please. When there's no fervor over Jihad or the Mahdi, they're fine. Unfortunately, anyone who actually cares about reality rather than about defending their preconceptions can read history and see a clear cycle that's been running through the Iz Lame Ick world ever since the ninth century.
Expand screaming about Sharia Law and/or the Mahdi, get smacked down, slaughter hordes of one another, have a few generations of somewhat rational behavior, repeat.
JMHo . . . have a nice day