According to the official website, the tweet of Saudi Arabia's al-Zawahiri was transformed into a hashtag. He brought up the legal matter (#hashtak_law) and proceeded to answer it.
Al-Zawahri was asked what the punishment is in Saudi law for someone who goes by the name Iblis.
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The student from Saudi Arabia replied that the person who identified as the devil had committed two offenses. Making fun of religion is the first violation, and the second is recording a video while driving.
To become famous, he declares himself as a devil. Religion is included in the scope of ridicule under Article 6 of the Information Crimes Act. The maximum penalty he could receive is five years in prison and a fine of up to three million riyals. This is the punishment for the initial violation. ‘
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Making a video while driving is the second transgression, as stated by Al-Zuhar al-Badali. His punishment will include 24 hours of imprisonment and a fine of a maximum of 300 riyals. ‘
A video maker using TikTok was arrested by Saudi security officials yesterday. The young man made a video where he did unusual make-up and referred to himself as Iblis using the same language as Iblis.
A video of a teenager from the area became a viral sensation on TalkTalk.