My silk will burn!

It is fatty, it's sweet, it's silky, it's unctuous.

I washed my hair. It's all silky!

A picture of Najla Hariri taken from her Twitter account hariri65.

After using the silken rope, never again be content with hemp.

Saudi political activist Waleed Abu Alkhair pointed out the importance of what Mrs Hariri had done

Netizens debate the move, with many applauding the woman, Najla Hariri, for her heroic feat.

A courageous woman, her name is Najla Hariri, she's a Saudi woman in the city of Jeddah, she drove a car and she announced but she didn't record a video.

Euroclydon! says old Dives, in his red silken wrapper (he had a redder one afterwards) pooh, pooh!

look after a Sidiboy fireman in a cutaway coat and yellowish trousers, whose black face had silky gleams like a lump of anthracite coal.

Najla Hariri's feat stormed the Internet, and on Twitter, the long debate continued between those who refused what Najla had done and those who praised her courage and struggle to prove that society is wrong in banning women from driving cars.