Al-Jafr Women's Dormitory

Al-Jafr Women's Dormitory
Altar Group Custodial Facility
A cell block in the Al-Jafr Women's Dormitory'
Facilities
Opened	16 July 2009
Location	Madinat Al-Jafr, Eastern Province Saudi Arabia
Attached to	The Kasbah
Security Level	Grade I (Minimum)
Superintendent	TBD
Whip Hand	TBD
Cell Blocks	4
Cells	6 quad occupancy 24 double-occupancy 12 single-occupancy 12 segregated 2 isolation
Capacity	96
Floor Area	22,744 sq ft (three levels)
Function	Custodial only

This article is about a custodial facility for indentured Inmate Prostitutes employed by Altar Group. Click here for the full Nominal Roll.

The Al-Jafr Women's Dormitory (Arabic: سكن الجفر للسيدات) is a private custodial facility located in Madinat Al-Jafr, Eastern Province, Saudi Arabia. It is owned by the Altar Group, the world's largest provider of adult entertainment services, and houses indentured Inmate Prostitutes who are employed as Attendants at The Kasbah, a five-star private gentlemen's club. The facility is connected to the main clubhouse of The Kasbah by a secure passageway, and is guarded by a detail of 16 custodial guards reporting to the Superintendent.

Completed in 2009, the facility was previously used for both the custody and training of Inmate Prostitutes. Since the opening of the Women's Vocational Training Center (WVTC) in Thamud, Yemen, in 2025, the facility has been used exclusively for custodial purposes. In 2026, the facility was reassigned to a Grade I (minimum security) classification in light of the fact that all of its Inmate Prostitutes were deemed to have undergone strict vetting during the recruitment process.

"Being employed at The Kasbah is one of the best possible situations for an Inmate Prostitute to find herself in, and the mood in the Al-Jafr Dormitory reflects that. The management style has evolved over the years, and the focus has shifted strongly towards rehabilitation rather than punishment. Nonetheless, discipline is strictly maintained, and the girls are fully aware that they can be transferred out for serious misbehavior."

Maira Abboud

Rehabilitation Officer, Al-Jafr Women's Dormitory

29 July 2033

The facility contains a number of recreational amenities for the Inmate Prostitutes, including a common room, an outdoor exercise yard, a gym, communal showers and a commissary.

Management

A block representative making the rounds to ensure that Inmate Prostitutes are asleep in their cells following lockdown

Peer Supervision System

Al-Jafr Women's Dormitory practices a peer supervision system, in which Inmate Prostitutes themselves are entrusted with certain responsibilities in regards to the maintenance of order and discipline. Introduced in 2030 by Curator Kamil Johari, this system was intended to reflect a shift in priorities towards rehabilitation.

Under the system, one Inmate Prostitute from each cell block is designated as the Block Representative, and is to assist the staff in conducting routine inspections, assembling her block mates before reporting to work and after dismissal from work, and ensuring that her cell block is clean and well-maintained at all times. In addition, the Block Representative is also charged with reporting any disciplinary violations to the staff. She is required to report to the Duty Guard Commander immediately before first inspection and immediately after lockdown each day.

In addition, Inmate Prostitutes are also appointed to the designations of Common Room Representative, Yard Representative, Gym Representative and Showers Representative. These four representatives are charged with ensuring that their respective facilities are kept clean and well-maintained, and that there is no unauthorized use of the facilities.

Typically, the Inmate Prostitutes who are appointed to peer supervisory positions are those who have served at least three years at Al-Jafr Women's Dormitory, with priority given to those who are on track to be released within 18 months or less. Appointments are rotated every three months.