The educational effects resulting from the application of the Public ‎Taste Regulation in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and the extent of its ‎connection to Islamic values and Arab customs

The research aimed to reveal the educational effects that could result from the application of the Public Taste Regulation in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, and whether there is an actual connection between what is stated in the regulation and the Islamic values ​​mentioned in the Qur’an and Sunnah, as well as whether there is a connection between the regulation and the authentic Arab customs and traditions inherited from generation to generation.
 The research also aimed to know whether the Public Taste Regulation in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia has an effective role in limiting the decline of some Islamic values ​​and Arab customs, which have begun to decline in our contemporary reality and disappear in daily dealings between members of society.
The research also seeks to know whether the penalties stated in the regulation are a deterrent to those who neglect these values ​​and customs and urge them to adhere to them, which contributes to the advancement of society and its members, and coexistence among them in a way that contributes to the ease and peace of life, in accordance with what is stated in our true Islamic religion. The research presented some proposals and mechanisms that may contribute to supporting the Public Taste Regulation, confirming its role, and helping to spread those concepts, values, and customs mentioned in the regulation, which will achieve the purpose for which the regulation was created, which is the advancement of society, its harmony, and its peace, all of which benefits the nation and the homeland with goodness and development.