1. Do not criticize the government, royal family, or religious beliefs. Saudi Arabia is a conservative Islamic country, and any form of criticism or dissent can be seen as a serious offense. This includes discussing sensitive topics such as human rights, women's rights, or religious practices.
2. Do not attempt to convert Muslims to another religion. This is strictly prohibited in Saudi Arabia, and can result in severe penalties, including imprisonment.
3. Do not consume alcohol or pork. Both alcohol and pork are forbidden in Islam, and it is against the law to import, sell, or consume them in Saudi Arabia.
4. Do not dress inappropriately. Men and women are expected to dress modestly in Saudi Arabia. It is important to avoid clothing that is too revealing or tight-fitting.
5. Do not engage in public displays of affection. It is not appropriate to touch, kiss, or hold hands with someone of the opposite sex in public in Saudi Arabia.
