Last weekend, one of the girls was spending the day with friends in Katara Heritage village, where most people spend their days. Katara Village organizes many events from different cultures of the world. Most expats prefer to go to Katara to watch and enjoy shows from their home county. While the girl was spending the day in the Katara among the thousands of expats, she saw some of them wearing inappropriate clothes. He walked slowly and spoke to them quietly and kindly. The girl told them about Islam and how their clothes are inappropriate to wear in public. The expat girls yelled at her, telling her that this is personal freedom and that it's none of her business. The girl was trying to be nice when she spoke to the expat girls, but they refused. So, he called a policeman who asked them to leave the place and return with proper clothes. Therefore, the dress code in Qatar should not be abolished for expats because it violates the teachings of Islam and because it causes harassment. Expats should respect Islamic traditions and customs by following the dress code in Qatar. In...