The Holy Bible, often known as scripture, is considered as the last and supreme authority on doctrine and practice for Christians, and it is said to be God’s own instructions and regulations, which all believers should follow and obey.
Unfortunately, having, owning, or even reading a Bible is exceedingly dangerous or illegal in some nations, and even having a single page can lead to arrest. Below is a list of some of the countries I’ve visited.
Morocco is number one...READ FULL; FROM THE SOURCE.
In Morocco, carrying a Bible that has been translated into Arabic is strictly prohibited. Despite the fact that Christian persecution is quite light there, Christian youngsters do not receive any religious education.
Somalia is number two.
Christians in Somalia are unfortunately often targeted by government authorities and radical Islamic clerics.
Libya is number three.
Libya, like Morocco, has laws restricting the possession of Arabic Bibles or their admission into the nation. In Libya, evangelism and Bible distribution are completely prohibited.
Uzbekistan is the fourth country on the list.
Uzbekistan is a Central Asian country ruled by a dictatorship that violently punishes Bible owners. Christians in possession of the holy Bible are detained by the authorities in control.
Maldives is number five.
The Maldives has a well-deserved reputation as a gorgeous location, but following the Bible in this tropical paradise could get you into serious trouble. Due to strict Islamic law, bringing a Bible into the country is strictly prohibited. There is currently no comprehensive translation of the Bible in Dhivehi, the country’s official language.
China is number six.
In China, the communist party restricted online Bible downloads and even went so far as to remove Bibles from bookstore shelves, rewriting verses and replacing them with statements from President Xi.
North Korea is number seven.
The only thing that North Koreans are allowed to adore is Kim Jong-un, the country’s leader. The Holy Bible and the Quran are both forbidden, and anyone caught with either will be tortured, imprisoned, and possibly executed.
In conclusion, the Holy Bible is stated to represent God’s own words and regulations, which all Christians are commanded to observe and obey. Having, possessing, or simply reading a Bible is dangerous or illegal in various nations. In Morocco, carrying a Bible that has been translated into Arabic is strictly prohibited. You may be arrested only for having a single page of the Bible.
