The driving ban dates back to the establishment of the state in 1932. Saudis and residents who are familiar with the issue cite logistical and practical problems and concerns. The specifics of the ban is fundamentally Islamic in origin, but women are highly protected in Saudi Arabia from exposure to sexual activity before marriage and the ban is part of the devoped Islamic culture.
One of the reasons that Saudi has lingered as the last remaining State that still maintains the ban on women driving, is because until recently there has not been a push from women activists. Many Saudi women having lived all their lives with the ban do not want to drive. They have grown used to having chauffeurs drive them where ever they want to go.
Government officials have confirmed the landmark decision and plan to issue a decree to lift the ban on women driving in Saudi Arabia by the end of 2008 with probable initial restrictions and stipulations.
In Prophet Mohammed's (peace be upon him) time, women rode their horses and camels. In other Islamic countries where there has been no such ban, women didn't have to compromise their modest dress code to drive.
Some suspect that if women are allowed to drive, it will make it much easier for dating and pre-marital affairs. They say it is bad as it is. Girls pretending to be out for school and social events go for dates! Give them cars and see what happens! A large part of the continuted ban is the perception of the role of women in Saudi Arabia, which extends from an interpretation of the Sunni (Salaf) Islamic religion.
Other arguments focus on practicalities, like traffic jams, accidents, car breakdowns, driving in remote areas, etc, and the associated role of women.
Becuase the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia is a monarchy not a democracy. In other words none of the citizens can vote.
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Yes. It is only Saudi Arabia that outlaws women from driving.
Yes, women can drive in Ecuador. In fact, as of 2017, women can drive in every country of the world, including Saudi Arabia.
Saudi women are not allowed to drive cars but they are allowed to drive aeroplanes as they are chauffeured to the air port .2. Saudi women are not allowed to go out without an abaya .
No Women in Saudi Arabia are banned from voting As a matter of fact, it is one of very few remaining countries where women still cannot vote
Men & Women are able to vote in Saudi Arabia
In Saudi Arabia, women are not allowed to vote. Only men can vote.
Yes, dear in Saudi Arabia female are not given job where they have to worked with men. Similarly in driving system of Saudi Arabia a woman can not have a driving license so unable drive is Saudi Arabia. Women can work only where interaction of women is with women like in photo studio. A male can not take a picture of female in studio for this purpose a lady photographer is appointed. These were two example for your question.
Women in Yemen can vote and a few have served in the Yemen parliament. Also women are allowed to drive, which is not allowed in Saudi Arabia.
Very few governments ban women from driving, these are Saudi Arabia and Afghanistan. Generally all governmentss have rules that make it illegal for women (or anyone) to drive if:intoxicatedunder agewithout a valid licensewithout a defines level of visionin unsafe vehicles
Saudi Arabia; women are not allowed to drive anywhere. Men have many more rights than women there.
Well, I think that depends on what country you're talking about. In Saudi Arabia, for example, it is currently illegal for women to drive.