Ho guys 😘 Part II about 🇦🇪 It was women that aroused my in..
Added 2022-04-07 22:23:13 +0000 UTCHo guys 😘 Part II about 🇦🇪
It was women that aroused my interest, because I know that in Muslim countries women have fewer rights. Men are allowed many things. I know that many of you are aware of this, but I did not know this information.
For example, I was shocked that gender segregation prevails in Arab countries. For example, in McDonald's there is a division into zones, in one the men eat, in the other women. The house is divided into the same zones. One part of the house belongs to the man, the other to the woman. And each of them has no right to enter each other's territory.
In Saudi Arabia, women are not eligible for health insurance or medical care, nor are they allowed to use public transportation or drive a car. And if her clothes are not made of dense fabric, then she can be punished for this. Punishment in the form of several lashes. Also, for example, in Saudi Arabia, women do not have the right to receive an education. In essence, women in Islam give birth to children and look after the house.
Every woman, if she is not married, has her own personal mahram. This is a man who accompanies her everywhere, without him she has no right to go out. Again, this is not the case everywhere.
❗️And please, I don't want to hurt anyone's feelings or offend the culture. I'm just sharing what I've learned, my experience and feelings. Maybe somewhere I'm wrong. I learned this information from podcasts and audiobooks
There are also many legal benefits. In this regard, women's rights are very protected. For example, a husband is obligated to provide for his wife and сhild even in the event of a divorce. Since it is forbidden for women to work, it is obligatory.
For example, in Russia a woman with a сhild is considered a burden. Not every man agrees to be with a woman who has a сhild. In Muslim countries, the opposite is true. This is considered a noble deed. But this is not always the case.
In addition, the world is already becoming more modern. But in some parts of the world, such rules still exist to this day.
