“Saudi Arabia, like the United States, has a spectrum of regional culture. The coastal cities ... D.C. "So foreign and Saudi women dress across the spectrum, some wearing headscarves, others ...

Saudi Arabia will drop its strict dress code for foreign women as it seeks for the first time to lure holidaymakers and the spending that could help develop the kingdom’s economy away from its ...

Saudi Arabia is one of the only Muslim-majority countries that legally imposes a dress code (Iran is another). Women, foreign and local, must wear an abaya (a few get away with long coats ...

Foreign tourists will be allowed to visit Saudi Arabia for the first time, as long as they promise to dress “modestly ... its economy away from oil. Women who come to Saudi Arabia from ...

Women in Saudi Arabia don't need to wear an abaya ... said women do not have to wear the abaya, a traditional loose-fitting, body length dress. A top Muslim cleric said women do not have to ...

On February 25, Globe Eye News, a blue-checked X account, claimed that Saudi Arabia’s Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman Al Saud promised Saudi women the freedom to choose what to wear. Global Eye ...

The Ministry of Hajj and Umrah outlined suitable clothing for female pilgrims visiting holy sites. The Ministry said women are entitled to wear clothing of their choosing, considering they adhere to ...

Depending on where you travel, dressing inappropriately can bring with it a fine and even land you behind bars.

Saudi Arabia has made some efforts to reform marriage-related laws but the influence of guardianship and traditional ... Saudi Arabian women, and those who strayed from this dress code were ...

Saudi Arabia has undergone tremendous changes recently, especially in the travel and tourist industry, which has been historically known for its traditional traditions and stringent laws.

Saudi Arabia has introduced a dress code for women participating in the Umrah pilgrimage, with guidelines outlined by the Ministry of Hajj and Umrah for appropriate attire when visiting sacred sites.