I am working from Saudi Arabia. Should I meet her?

I met a girl in a chat room and she is single and i am already married. She wants to see me in person and she is offering herself for a free sex with me (really!). Our current location is in Saudi Arabia and I need to know what is the Law here in Saudi
regarding with my question. Should I meet I her or face the consequences?

Sure. Free sex??!!

Here's a news item that shows the true picture in Saudi Arabia.

Saudi Woman JAILED for having Coffee with Male Colleague at Starbucks

Usually their most outrageous moments have to do with their practice of Islam. Like the time they sentenced a woman to 200 lashes for being gang-raped. This is an example along the same lines but not quite as severe. A business woman was sent to the pokie by the Saudi Commission for the Promotion of Virtue and the Prevention of Vice.

Her "lewd" crime was having a cup of coffee with a male colleague in a very public Starbucks....next thing you know they will start calling Barbie dolls a Zionist tool. Wait they already did that.


Saudi Businesswoman Lands in Riyadh Jail For Haviing Coffee with Male Colleague at Starbucks

In his February 5, 2008 column in the Saudi English-language daily Arab News, Saudi journalist Raid Qusti relates what happens when a woman has a cup of coffee with a male colleague at a Starbucks.

Qusti has written numerous columns in favor of expanding women's rights, educational reform, and modernization, and is often critical of Islamism.

The following is Qusti's column, titled "Coffee with Colleague Lands Woman in Trouble."

An Electricity Outage in the Office

"A Saudi mother of three, who works as a business partner and financial consultant for a reputable company in Jeddah, didn't expect a trip to the capital to open the company's new branch office would get her thrown behind bars by the Commission for the Promotion of Virtue and the Prevention of Vice.

"Yara, a petite 40-year-old woman, was in tears yesterday after she narrated to Arab News her encounter with a commission member that ended in high drama.

"Yara, who has been married for 27 years, said she spent several hours in the women's section of Riyadh's Malaz Prison, was strip-searched, ordered to sign a confession that she was in a state of khulwa (a state of seclusion with an unrelated man) and for hours prevented from contacting her husband in Jeddah.

"Her crime? Having a cup of coffee with a colleague in a Starbucks.

"Yara said she arrived in the capital yesterday morning from Jeddah to check on the company's new office.

"'The minute I came into the office my colleagues told me that we have an issue with the electricity company and that we do not have power but that it would be back on in half an hour,' she said."

So much for the offer the asker claims to have received.


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How could you even think about cheating on your wife?

Ew my god!
It's ILLEGAL in Saudi Arabia (as far as I know)
AND how can you even THINK for a second about cheating on your wife?
Sick bastard.

for the married person the law is to be stoned till u die infront of the public and if u are not married is by getting weped in100 sticks not infront of the public,in jail .