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Cristiano Ronaldo will violate this important rule of the country during his stay in Saudi Arabia, know whether he will be forgiven or action will be taken
Footballer Cristiano Ronaldo, who plays for the Portugal team, has now joined Saudi Arabian club Al Nasr. Ronaldo has started his practice by joining this club. With his association with Al Nasr, Cristiano Ronaldo is going to face a new problem, which may not only be faced by him but also by his partner.
According to information, footballer Cristiano Ronaldo is not married to his partner Georgina Rodríguez, but both live together. On the other hand, in Saudi Arabia, it is a legal offense for a couple to live in the same house without marriage. At the same time, Ronaldo and his partner will have to stay in Saudi Arabia for a long time if they join the Al Nasr club. It is believed that Ronaldo and his partner are going to live together in Saudi Arabia as well.
But it is believed that no action will be taken against them here. The Saudi Arabian authorities will not take any action against Ronaldo in this matter. The law has been told behind this too. According to the information, no action is likely to be taken against Ronaldo in this matter. In some cases, the authorities take a lenient approach and refrain from imposing punishment. Strict punishment can be given only if the couple commits some kind of crime. It has also been said that not much interference is done in the case of foreigners. More strictness is done with the people of Saudi Arabia.
Living in live in is also illegal
According to the information, living in live in is also illegal in Saudi Arabia. But the government is not showing much strictness on this. Authorities do not take strict action especially in cases related to foreign nationals. Explain that Islamic law is strictly followed in Saudi Arabia. At the same time, after the appointment of Mohammed bin Salman as Crown Prince in the year 2017, there has been a lot of change in women’s rights and civil rights. There has been progress in the rights given to the public here.
