Saudi and foreign Muslims eat fast food in a shopping mall in Mecca, as the debate rages over segregation of the sexes. Hassan Ammar / AFP
The question of the hour for those who watch the winds of change in Saudi Arabia is this: will Sheikh Ahmed al Ghamdi keep his job or not? Mr al Ghamdi, 47, is head of the Mecca branch of the Commission to Promote Virtue and Prevent Vice, otherwise known as the religious police. Ever since he publicly questioned Saudi Arabia’s strict gender segregation in December, there have been rumours that he would be sacked. *HERE*<http://1426.blogspot.com/2010/04/saudi-religious-police-chief-risks-job.html>
