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Weird Laws In Saudi Arabia (You Won't Believe These)

Here are 10 fascinating rules and laws in Saudi Arabia: 1. Strict Dress Code: Women must wear abayas (long, loose robes) and cover their hair in public. 1. No Driving for Women (until 2018): Women were prohibited from driving until King Salman lifted the ban. 1. Gender Segregation: Men and women are separated in public places, including restaurants and beaches. 1. No Public Displays of Affection: Holding hands, hugging, or kissing in public is prohibited. 1. Strict Internet Censorship: The government blocks access to websites deemed immoral or threatening to national security. 1. No Non-Islamic Religious Practices: Public practice of non-Islamic religions is forbidden. 1. Ramadan Restrictions: Eating, drinking, and smoking in public are prohibited during Ramadan. 1. Women Need Male Guardianship: Women require permission from male guardians for travel, marriage, and other activities. 1. Harsh Punishments: Crimes like theft, adultery, and apostasy carry severe penalties, including amputation and death. 1. Curfew for Malls and Shopping Centers: Malls and shopping centers close for prayer times. Additional rules and regulations: No alcohol or pork products No Valentine's Day celebrations No Christmas or New Year's celebrations No public gatherings without permits No criticism of the government or royal family No taking pictures of government buildings or palaces Important notes: Rules may vary depending on region and situation Regulations are subject to change Respect local customs and laws when visiting or living in Saudi Arabia Sources: Saudi Government official website Human Rights Watch BBC Al Jazeera US Department of State Would you like more information?