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conservatism
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Under Saudi Arabia's ultra-conservative Wahhabi school of Islam, women are prevented from mixing with men outside their own family, cannot travel freely and are not allowed to drive.
Saudi cleric sacked after attacking mixing at new university by AFP / AFP Global Edition
He also saluted the local municipal council"s decision to cancel the festival saying council members were upholding through their caving in to pressure to lofty ideals through their affinity with the general ultra-conservative mood.
Shiite Cleric Happy for Ban on Festival by National News Agency Lebanon (NNA)
Responding to the resurgence of fundamentalist and ultra-conservative Christian thought opposing it, and to the defensive tactics of the more liberal commentators, he sets out what reputable scholarship has actually established with some degree of consensus.
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