Report Arabia Saudi
Members: Aguilar Triveño Jorge Dilan
Gutierrez Chambi Pablo Alfredo
Medrano Cartagena Ruder Emilio
Lazcano Estrella Alejandro
Work
People work in different sectors of the economy.
School
Children and youth attend school to receive an education.
Houses
Houses in this country vary in size and style. Some people live in apartments in tall
buildings, while others have individual houses. Houses often have multiple rooms,
such as bedrooms, living room, kitchen, and bathrooms.
Foods
There is hummus, a popular Middle Eastern dip made from chickpeas and tahini.
There are falafel, deep-fried chickpea patties often served in pita bread.
There is kabsa, a fragrant rice dish with spices, vegetables, and usually meat.
Drinks
There is laban, a yogurt-based drink often flavored with herbs.
There are qamar al-din, apricot juice made from dried apricots.
There is sahlab, a warm milk-based drink thickened with orchid root powder
Places to visit
Hegra
Also known as al-Hijr or Mada'in Saleh,
Hegra is the crown jewel of Saudi Arabia's
archaeological attractions and was the country's first site to be inscribed on the
UNESCO World Heritage List.
Built between the 1st century BC and the 1st century AD, this ancient city is home
to an impressive necropolis with tombs carved out of sandstone amidst the desert
landscape of northwestern Saudi Arabia.
Maraya Concert Hall
Maraya Concert Hall is a cultural center
with a wonderful architecture that seems
invisible in the desert of Al-Ula, in Saudi
Arabia. This is due to its cube-shaped
structure that measures 9,740 square
meters and is covered with mirrors, which
manages to mimic the facade with the
natural environment, reflecting the reddish
and sandy colors of the landscape.
Habitas AlUla
Offering a fitness center, terrace, restaurant and bar, Habitas AlUla is located in Al
Ula. This 5-star hotel offers free WiFi, concierge service and luggage storage. The
property is non-smoking and 24 km from Madain Saleh Tombs.
Elephant Rock
This iconic geological marvel is a
wonder to see in the daylight or at
nighttime. As the sun sets, colours
dance in the sky and this epic
elephant turns a magnificent shade of
red. Capture the perfect picture or
stay for late-night stargazing.
Dotting the area surrounding this
famous landmark, find sunken
seating, great for families or groups of friends.
The Great Mosque of Mecca
The Great Mosque of Mecca, known in Arabic as al-Masjid al-Haram (Arabic: اَ ْل َمسْ ِج ُد
ْٱل َح َرا ُم, lit. 'The Holy Mosque'), is the largest mosque in the world, is located in the
city of Mecca (Saudi Arabia) and its central courtyard contains the Kaaba, the
holiest place in Islam. Embedded in the Kaaba is the Black Stone that Muslims try
to touch in the course of circumambulations during the pilgrimage (the Hajj).
National Museum
The Saudi National Museum features
eight sections filled with the spirit of
history, starting with the Hall of Man
and the Universe, where you will learn
about the origin of the universe and the
solar system, as well as the natural
factors that influenced its evolution
millions of years ago The Hall of
Ancient Arab Kingdoms allows you to
immerse yourself in civilizations that
spanned from the fourth millennium
B.C. to the second century A.D., and pre-Islamic social and religious lifestyles are
featured in the Hall of the Pre-Islamic Era, and the biography of the Prophet
Muhammad - peace and blessings of Allah be upon him - is reflected in the hall of
the Prophet's mission, from revelation to his migration to Medina. Next, the history
of the unification of the Kingdom is featured in a documentary within the hall of the
unification of the Kingdom, and the hall of the Hajj and the two holy mosques
include aspects of the urban development of the Great Mosque of Makkah and the
Prophet.
Al Masjid an Nabawi
The Prophet's Mosque (Arabic: ويPPجد النبPP المسAl-Masjid
an-Nabawī) is a mosque originally established and
built by the Islamic prophet Muhammad, located in
Medina, in the Hijaz region of Saudi Arabia. It was
the third mosque built in Islamic history and is now
one of the largest mosques in the world. It is the
second holiest mosque in Islam - between the Great
Mosque in Mecca and the Al-Aqsa Mosque (next to
the Dome of the Rock in Jerusalem).
Prohibitions in Saudi Arabia
THEY ARE PROHIBITED TO USE PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION
For Audi women are only allowed to take a train in riyadh but women still have to
use a separate car at the end of the train, as for the bus companies most reject
women this is why women women in saudi arabia have to walk or use a personal
driver in some regions, a woman taking a taxi without her guardian is considered
immoral.
WOMEN MUST BE FULLY COVERED
When in public, women in
saudi arabia cover their
entire body except their face
hands and feet a black
Avaya a long sleeved dress
and a hijab a head covering,
they are the only clothing a
woman can wear it must be
made of rough and loose
fabric so that it does not
highlight the curves of a
woman the strictness of this rule depends mainly on the region for example and
Lledad is a more liberal city while the Nash region is extremely conservative in
some parts to which women are still required to wear Nica a special garment that
covers the entire face with only a narrow narrow opening for the eyes, the crown
prince of saudi arabia claims that women have the right to reject this strict dress
code, however if a woman is raped you can be found guilty if your clothing is
considered too revealing.
PUBLIC AFFECTION IS PROHIBITED
If you make a show of affection in public the fine is 1200 dollars and if you are
LGBT it will be with death penalty and in the same way gender change is
prohibited.
