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Saudi Makes National Attire Mandatory For Male Secondary Students

Hera Shabbir
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Saudi Arabia is embracing tradition in a big way!

Starting this academic year, male secondary school students across the Kingdom will be required to wear the official national attire—thobe, shemagh (or ghutra), and an iqal.

This move by the Ministry of Education isn’t just about dress code; it’s a celebration of Saudi heritage and identity

The decision aims to instill cultural pride and reinforce the values of tradition among young students. Schools will ensure students adhere to the new policy while also allowing flexibility for those who need adjustments.

This change is already sparking conversations, with many seeing it as a powerful way to keep Saudi culture alive in daily life

With the Kingdom moving forward in modernization while staying true to its roots, this policy perfectly blends the past and present.

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