Saudi Arabia introduces new rules banning sharia-violating names in public facilities across nation
Saudi Arabia has introduced new rules banning Sharia-violating names in public facilities across the nation. The regulations, approved by the Cabinet and published in the Umm Al-Qura Gazette, set unified naming standards, governance frameworks, and strict religious restrictions. Government entities must follow the rules, maintain official records, and issue bylaws to ensure names align with Islamic principles and national administrative standards.
Saudi Arabia has introduced new rules banning Sharia-violating names in public facilities across the nation. The regulations, approved by the Cabinet and published in the Umm Al-Qura Gazette, set unified naming standards, governance frameworks, and strict religious restrictions. Government entities must follow the rules, maintain official records, and issue bylaws to ensure names align with Islamic principles and national administrative standards.
