For the first time, a female takes care of the safety of the temple

Despite being known as a conservative country in Arabia and the female's role has been almost negligible throughout this country's social life, this trend has begun to change in recent years.

In 2018, Tamader bin Jusef al Rama was appointed to the deputy ministerial post of social work and development in Saudi Arabia. She is the first female appointed to such office in the country's history.

The decision was under one of many reforms with which women's rights in Saudi Arabia would be increased.

King Salman in June 2018 issued a decree that women can run vehicles, and from the previous month it is also allowed to watch soccer games at the stadium.