Saudi Arabia’s feared religious police arrested a woman for breaking a
long-standing ban and driving a car in the capital Riyadh, where she caused an
accident with two other vehicles.
The woman, in her 20s, rammed into another car and sped in the wrong direction to escape police but hit another vehicle on the road.
“She was not wearing any head cover or a gown over her clothes…..after the accident, she rushed out of the car and tried to run away but was caught by the drivers of the two damaged vehicles,” Alsaudeh daily said.
It said the woman was arrested by members of the Commission for the Promotion of Virtue and Prevention of Vice, who arrived in the scene along with the traffic police.
Women are not allowed to drive cars in Saudi Arabia but there have been online female campaigns over the past two years to end the ban.
The woman, in her 20s, rammed into another car and sped in the wrong direction to escape police but hit another vehicle on the road.
“She was not wearing any head cover or a gown over her clothes…..after the accident, she rushed out of the car and tried to run away but was caught by the drivers of the two damaged vehicles,” Alsaudeh daily said.
It said the woman was arrested by members of the Commission for the Promotion of Virtue and Prevention of Vice, who arrived in the scene along with the traffic police.
Women are not allowed to drive cars in Saudi Arabia but there have been online female campaigns over the past two years to end the ban.
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ReplyDeleteNow is we tired on muslim invade europe so we cure your children from that disease you call islam. This is what we sending your children we stop when muslim leave europe.
When prophet mohammed was 50 yers old he marry Aisha 6 yers old child, when prophet mohammed was 53 yers old he rape Aisha 9 yers old child so prophet mohammed was a phedophile and he was a slave owner so he was a BAD man.
Way do allah think that girls are big darkness that you can read in quran sura bina 60???
In europe we have the quran as toilet papir.
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