How do Saudis go to the toilet?

In the Middle East, the vast majority of the population is Muslim, and Saudi Arabia is the birthplace of Islam. Due to the influence of religious culture, Saudi Arabia's toilet habits are also different from ours. First of all, because you need to wash your body before five times of worship every day, there are clear rules on how to clean all parts, so I won't discuss them here, but as a non-Muslim, I have seen people wash their feet, face, eyes, ears, nostrils and mouthwash. In order to meet the needs of cleaning, a pool specially convenient for washing feet appeared in public toilets. Some are a drainage faucet on the wall and a sink below, and some exquisite tables are built in front of each faucet for people to sit comfortably. Buddies who have just arrived in the Middle East must not think that this is the urinal in our domestic men's toilet, otherwise it will cause embarrassing jokes. Second, for religious reasons, it is necessary to excrete the waste in the body before worship. To show a thorough cleaning from the inside out. Therefore, before each service, no matter whether it is convenient or not, people will go to the bathroom to wash their private parts before and after their bodies with clean water. Rinse with water after defecation. So there is a hose nozzle in the bathroom for this purpose. If there is no nozzle, there will be a cleaner similar to a toilet but without a cover next to the toilet in the spacious bathroom, spraying water columns from below. Paper towels are also prepared in the bathroom here, but not next to the toilet, but next to the washbasin to dry your hands after washing. . Even if there is no special toilet and water source in the wild, you must take a bottle of water to find a deserted place. If the rest of us are in a hurry to go to the toilet because we can't find toilet paper, then people here will also be in a hurry to go to the toilet because we can't find water bottles. Third, the white robe worn by Saudi men is not only cool and breathable, but also a symbol of holiness. It is unthinkable to walk into a mosque in a filthy white robe. So Saudi men's urinating habits are different from ours. They will never stand in front of the urinal, because they think that tiny water droplets invisible to the eyes may splash on the holy garments. Therefore, even if Saudi men pee, they shut themselves in a single room and do it quietly. Although there is a toilet in the bathroom, there is also a squat toilet. But many people still prefer to squat. Think that's a traditional habit. Toilets are imported from the west. So, in some public toilets, if you don't squat, you will see two footprints beside the toilet. . I was going to add some pictures to this article to make it more vivid. But I never did it. Make it up later. Read the text first.