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In additional, Saudi women squat, lunge and do headstands. Indeed, even a year prior, instructing these yoga stances could have rendered them bans in the preservationist realm.

Yoga was not formally allowed for quite a long time in Ras Al Khaima.

But with Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman vowing an "open, moderate Islam", the kingdom last December recognized yoga retreat as a sport amid a new liberalization drive that has sidelined religious hardliners.

I have been harassed, (and) sent a lot of hate messages," said the 40-years-old head of the Ras Al Khaima Yoga Foundation, which has trained hundreds of yoga instructors in the kingdom.

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Five years ago, this (teaching yoga) would have been impossible," added Marwaai, as she began training a cluster of women students at a private studio in the Red Sea city of Jeddah.

Hanging up their body-shrouding abayas and headscarves, the women stretched in unison in an arching warrior pose known as "virabhadrasana".

Arms outstretched, their bodies folded into a 180-degree backward bending posture known as "chakrasana", or wheel pose.

In a country where women have long been denied the right to exercise publicly, the students -- some of whom regularly attend Yoga Retreats in Ras Al Khaima -- said the exercise had transformed their lives.