20 STRANGE Rules That Saudi Arabian Women Must Follow, You Won’t Believe Actually Exist

20 STRANGE Rules That Saudi Arabian Women Must Follow, You Won’t Believe Actually Exist

Welcome to Globe Go! In today's video, we're taking you on a journey into life in Saudi Arabia as we uncover 20 strange rules that Saudi Arabian women must follow—rules that you won't believe actually exist. From surprising facts about Saudi to some of the country's weirdest laws, this travel documentary will give you an eye-opening look into the unique and often misunderstood life in Saudi Arabia. If you're curious about country facts and want to learn more about the culture and traditions, stay tuned as we dive deep into the fascinating life in Saudi Arabia. Let's get started! saudi arabia weird laws.

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Key Moments:
01:47 Number 1. Child Custody, life in saudi arabia
01:47 Number 2. Polygamy, facts about saudi
03:28 Number 3. Divorce, saudi arabia weird laws
04:40 Number 4. Abortion, life in saudi arabia
05:59 Number 5. Artistic Expression, travel documentary
07:28 Number 6. Testimony, life in saudi arabia
08:58 Number 7. Guardianship System, country fact
10:07 Number 8. Laughter
10:47 Number 9. Marriage
12:17 Number 10. Makeup
13:34 Number 11. Shopping Restrictions
14:29 Number 12. Inheritance Inequality
15:31 Number 13. Bank Account Restrictions
16:23 Number 14. Ban on Certain Jobs
17:21 Number 15. No Mixing of Genders
18:01 Number 16. Abaya Dress Code
19:07 Number 17. Travel Restrictions
20:14 Number 18. Access to Education
21:33 Number 19. Workplace Segregation
22:43 Number 20. Driving Restrictions

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[wasulaexc]

As a Saudi girl, I love my country so much and am proud of it. Like other proud Saudis, we don’t need to be like other countries. Our country is beautiful with our own culture, customs, and lifestyle that make us unique. 🇸🇦

[daytonapi]

This might sound a bit strange, but I actually like that they have separate spaces for men and women. I really wish we had more women-only spaces in my country because I often feel uncomfortable around men. It could help women feel safer, especially when using public transportation at night.

[matildameli]

I love that the taxi driver said he had to pray first. What a beautiful gesture.

[winglobe]

Absolutely captivating video! The deep dive into the intricate challenges faced by women in Saudi Arabia is both enlightening and heart-wrenching. It's eye-opening to see how traditional practices intertwine with personal lives so profoundly. Keep up the great work — this is truly essential viewing for understanding complex global issues. Looking forward to your next piece!

[winifredcamila]

I left seven years ago for college, but seeing these clips from the mall reminds me of my childhood. Thank you! The nostalgia is hitting me hard.

[Traveldocumentarymedia]

Your video is absolutely fascinating! The way you dive into the unique rules that women in Saudi Arabia must follow really grabs attention. But here’s a question that I can’t stop thinking about: How do these rules, some of which seem almost unimaginable, shape the daily lives of Saudi women beyond what we typically see or hear about? Could they be influencing aspects of culture that are rarely discussed in travel documentaries?

[juliatuffin]

Such a different and great perspective on Saudi Arabia! Thank you. I admit that it can be hard not to get biased when the media only shows negative things.

[ellasyndonatella]

I love how the shops close for prayer times. I love Saudi Arabia. Love from South Africa

[STICK]

Saudi Arabia is an ultra-conservative nation!!! They have no respect for women, but they do maintain as much discipline and strength within their religious beliefs!!! Unfortunately, there has been a great deal of incidences with sexism, racism and other forms of discriminationism against their fellow citizens!!! But other than that Saudi Arabia unfortunately remains a very ultra-conservative stronghold...Disrespectfully speaking!!!

[joneskelti]

It’s so strange to see people learning about my country.

[SophiaCharles-qm]

You don’t need to get drunk or sleep around to have fun. There are so many other activities you can enjoy. In fact, Saudi Arabias entertainment ministry exists for this very reason.