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Prince Mohammed bin Salman (MbS) appointed as Crown Prince in 2017. Since his leadership era, there have been several new rules in Saudi Arabia that are considered more secular, Mother.
Saudi Arabia is also said to be on the path of reform towards a more open country. Mohammed bin Salman did relax a number of conservative Islamic rules in his country.
Mohammed bin Salman was born on August 31, 1985. Reported by Britannica, he is the son of King Salman bin Abdulaziz. While his mother is the third wife of King Salman named Fahdah bint Falaḥ bin Sultan.
Mohammed bin Salman’s work in politics is quite famous in the world. He was rumored to have wanted to kill King Abdullah before he died in 2015 and was involved in the murder of Khashoggi, a journalist from the media The Washington Post.
Since being appointed as Crown Prince, Mohammed bin Salman has implemented several new policies. This policy is considered to be more beneficial for women, whose space for movement has been limited in that country, Mother.
Recently, the polemic regarding the policies of Mohammed bin Salman has drawn controversy. The Samba dance at the Jazan Winter Festival in Saudi Arabia has sparked a controversy because it is considered to feature scantily clad female dancers.
The loosened rules in Saudi Arabia are in the spotlight. There are at least 9 rules for women that were relaxed in the era of Mohammed bin Salman’s leadership. Here are the 9 rules:
1. Allowed to wear a bikini on the beach
Rules about wear a bikini on the beach began to loosen in the area of King Abdullah City, Bunda. Saudi Arabian authorities allow women to wear bikinis on their private beaches.
Not only that. According to reports, unmarried or non-married men and women are also allowed to chat in public while on the beach in this private area.
What other rules have been relaxed in Saudi Arabia since Mohammed bin Salman was appointed Crown Prince?
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