Does Riyadh reflect the local culture's emphasis on family privacy?

This vocabulary reflects the local culture's emphasis on family privacy.

Riad originated from the transliteration of the Arabic word garden, which is written as Riad in English. It is a traditional Moroccan residence, usually lived by a family. Riad rose in the Idris dynasty in the eighth century. With the Berbers invading Spain in the 11th century and establishing the Murabit dynasty, a large number of Jews, Christians and Muslims were sent from Andalusia to Morocco to design and build Riad.

Riad, a traditional architectural form, exists in the old cities of Morocco. Generally, it consists of two or three layers. The most striking feature is that there is a small garden in the middle, and most of the gardens also have a small fountain or pool, which looks very beautiful.