Similar promising developments are taking place across the Islamic world, especially where this change is needed the most. For example, in Saudi Arabia, a country that has long had truly embarrassing practices against women, a truly surprising and positive change is taking place. For the first time this year, Saudi women celebrated International Women’s Day, and held triathlons. Furthermore, they will be allowed to drive and will no longer need a male guardian’s permission in order to obtain a driver’s license. Also, since 2017, they have been allowed to enter sports stadiums. Some Saudi universities introduced sports programs for women and soon, women will be able to go to school or work without permission from their fathers or husbands. These are things that many women in the world don't even have to think about, but for Saudi women, they represent a revolution.[i] USharjah uyidolobha lobuciko le-United Arab Emirates. Idolobha liqhosha ngamabhishi akhangayo, amapaki omphakathi, iminyuziyamu, izilwane zasendle kanye nezindawo eziningi ezithandwa ama-Arabhu njenge-Al Majaz Waterfront, Kalba, Mos Noque, I-Eye of the Emirates, nokunye okuningi.