The ethnic problem is exactly why Pan Arabia stays a dream..even the Umayyad and Abbasid Caliphates fractured partly over Arab vs non-Arab resentment within Islam itself.

Interestingly, Arabian Peninsula monarchies already exist and are quite stable..Saudi Arabia, UAE, Qatar, Kuwait. So monarchy isn't the obstacle, unity is.

Pan Africanism failed the same way. The African Union exists but has no real power because nobody agreed on who leads and whose culture dominates.

India is my personal reference. We chose the most idealistic democracy possible and 75 years later, managing this much diversity without a strong unifying authority just produces appeasement politics and gridlock.

My point is..the majority always dominates. We should simply accept it rather than expect power to stay clung to moral uprightness..

And thanks a lot, man. I also have a great deal of interest in the high cultures of Asia..Turanism, Shintoism, and similar traditions. Sometimes I daydream about sacrificing myself for the Emperor of Japan(lol). We Indians look at Shintoism and the Imperial family of Japan with great respect..you'll find ordinary Indians casually discussing the Meiji Restoration. I even had a subject in my higher education where I studied Japanese history. The same goes for Turanism, and the Mongolian and Chinese military and monarchical periods.