100 more arrested for wearing immoral clothing In Saudi Arabia
In Manora and Jazan, Saudi Arabia, hundreds of individuals have been arrested for wearing inappropriate attire in public places.
'Boycott Amazon and Souq.com'
The hashtag ‘boycott Amazon and Soq.com’ on Twitter has been the top trend in all Gulf countries, including Saudi Arabia, over the past few hours’.
Questions on which fine up to 3000 riyals in Saudi Arabia
Fines ranging from 50 Rials to 3000 Rials may be incurred from these and other similar questions. A set of questions that violate the Etiquette have been compiled by the Etiquette Committee.
Why UAE residents suffer from back pain?
Back pain is experienced by 60% of UAE residents, according to Dr. Erik Jimmy, a professor of bones and nerves at David Gwynn University's faculty of medicine in Los Angeles.
'Smoking remains ten meters away from prohibited sites'
The anti-smoking law has been amended and approved by Saudi Minister of Health Dr. Taufiq al-Bariya.
Fitness Centers Why Women Fees High?
Saudi Arabian gyms charge women higher fees than men.
Who is the first female defense minister in the Arab world?
Hasan Diyab has become the new prime minister of Lebanon as a new government is formed, with the cabinet featuring six women.
Six months in prison for speeding and 12 signal breaks
A Gulf citizen who drove at a high speed and broke 12 traffic signals has been sentenced to six months imprisonment by Sharjah's Criminal Court.
Kuwaiti fashion star's 'immoral' video clip goes viral, spouse arrested
A video clip of Kuwaiti fashion star Sara Alkandri and her husband Ahmed Al-Anzi that was deemed 'immoral' has gone viral on social media, leading to their arrest by the Kuwaiti Public Prosecution.
Petrol delivery is also popular after food Delivery in Saudi Arabia
Citizens all over the world now consider food delivery a necessity, while in Saudi Arabia the trend of petrol delivery is on the rise.
Fire breaks out in Riyadh building, injuring 19
On Friday, a fire occurred in a residential building in Riyadh, which impacted 19 individuals.
Unnecessary use of the horn will be fined in Saudi Arabia
The Saudi Department of Traffic states that honking unnecessarily violates traffic laws. Patients, children, and the general public are also negatively impacted. ‘
Saudi Arabia How many packet cigarettes can a passenger carry?
A written directive has been issued by Saudi Arabia's Customs Department to its personnel at airports, ports, and border posts.
What will be the punishment for Saudi Boy Who say Himself Ablees (Shetan) ?
The arrest of self-proclaimed Ablees (Shetan) in Saudi Arabia has sparked questions on social media about his potential punishment.
Immoral video clip sentenced to 5 years imprisonment In Saudi Arabia
According to Nawaf al-Nabati, a lawyer in Saudi Arabia, sharing the immoral video clip could lead to a five-year prison sentence and a fine of up to 3 million riyals. Either punishment can be dealt with in the same way.
