Living for 20 Years, Indonesian Citizen Reveals the Other Side of Life in Saudi Arabia: Wealthy but Many do not Know Each Other

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Living for 20 years, Indonesian Citizen Reveals the Other Side of Life in Saudi Arabia: Wealthy but Many do not Know Each Other

Dream - Many claim to be grateful to live in Indonesia because its people are known to be friendly. Such is their friendliness, Indonesian citizens are sure to know their neighbors on the right and left.

However, that situation is actually the opposite of what happens with Saudi Arabian citizens. They don't even know their neighbors. Even though the residents of the world's second-largest oil-producing country are generally wealthy.

Living for 20 Years, Indonesian Citizen Reveals the Other Side of Life in Saudi Arabia: Wealthy but Many do not Know Each Other

The unique thing about the culture of Saudi Arabian citizens, which is rarely known, is revealed by TikToker Alman Mulyana. Through his TikTok account @almanmulyana15, Alman shares stories about the lives of Saudi Arabian neighbors. "Do you want to know? Living in Saudi Arabia means not knowing your neighbors," he said in the video.

Rural road appears deserted

The following is the translation of the given 'Bahasa' text to 'English' while preserving any html tags: "The man who has been living in Saudi Arabia for years says that Arabs are not like Indonesians. Along the streets in Saudi Arabia, there is no sign of people chatting or having conversations. However, such scenes are common to see on the streets of Indonesia."

The streets in Saudi Arabia generally appear empty. There is no sign of residents hanging out in front of their houses. Most of what can be seen while walking around in Saudi Arabia are privately-owned vehicles parked in the house yard.

Because they rarely interact with each other, neighbors who live adjacent to each other do not know each other.

"I have lived in Saudi for about 20 years or more. So, I don't know what a neighbor is," said Alman. So, even though there are two houses standing close together, the occupants do not know each other."

"Even though the average Saudi Arabians are very wealthy. Their houses are big, with 2 or 3 cars parked in the yard or garage. 'Here, there are no mothers sitting in front of their houses chatting with neighbors,' said Alman. According to Alman, Saudi Arabians only meet when they are in the mosque to pray."

Alman also invites Indonesian citizens to be grateful because neighbors are still harmonious and know each other. "That's why we should be grateful to be Indonesian. Still able to know our neighbors," concluded Alman.

"Shocking facts about life in Saudi Arabia, where neighbors do not know each other, have received various comments from netizens. 'I actually prefer the peacefulness of being wealthy, not being tired of thinking about other people's opinions, being busy with oneself.' 'It's good that there is no gossip. It's not like in the village \ud83d\ude02.' 'It's nice to be wealthy like that. People are not curious about other people's affairs.'"

"If in Indonesia, even within a 20km radius, people know each other." "Yes, it's still nice in Indonesia, and Malaysia is also friendly with its neighbors." "Yes, the streets are very quiet. So what happens if a resident passes away, sir?"

@almanmulyana15 VIRAL !! HIDUP 20 TAHUN DI ARAB TIDAK KENAL TETANGGA #fyp #umrah2023 #haji2023 #makkah🕋 ♬ suara asli - alman

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