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Tash Ma Tash on Saudis
Artist Abdullah Al-Sadhan said the U.S. Library of Congress requested episodes of *Tash Ma Tash* to learn about Saudi society and the boldness of local productions—not to broadcast them on television. The episodes portray family relationships, customs, and issues related to work, health, and education. They also criticize behaviors such as neglecting patients and delaying people’s rightful entitlements, while highlighting values such as generosity and honesty. A study of 48 episodes aired between 1993 and 2011 recorded 479 instances of issues being addressed. Social issues accounted for the largest share, at 42%, and 65.3% of the observed stances were classified as rejecting the behaviors depicted.
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