Why are Saudi women not allowed to go to school?

We have been fighting for gender equality for many years, and women all over the world have made a lot of efforts for gender equality. In recent years, many women are no longer in such a low position as before, and women's politics in the United States has also become a reality, and many women in other countries have stood out in their respective fields. Now people are used to this, and people are slowly accepting this equality.

However, women in Saudi Arabia are not as lucky as us. Some people say that they have been unable to receive education since childhood. Is it true?/You don't say. Women's education in Saudi Arabia has been neglected by society for a long time in the past, and women's issues in Arab countries have also been controversial. The development of female education in Saudi Arabia actually faces many obstacles. 1925, Saudi Education Bureau was the earliest national educational institution in Saudi Arabia, but women's education in Saudi Arabia started very late. Before 1960, there was no public formal school to provide education for girls, and women in most families could only receive limited knowledge from their parents at home. Nowadays, with the development and perfection of education, Saudi Arabia allows women to study in schools. But today, the most popular education in Saudi Arabia is segregated education. Even if women go to school, it is difficult to guarantee the quality of learning knowledge, because they are not allowed to attend classes with male teachers. If there are not enough female teachers, they can only take classes by video. After entering middle school, many girls can only choose the traditional "female" field of study, and choosing "male" major is not recognized by society.