Hospitality in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia is one of the strong and unconditional human bonds that remained embedded in the Arabian Peninsula over centuries. It is an Arabic and mainly Islamic concept. It is valued by the Saudi society. Hospitality is perceived by all Saudis as a human virtue that must be honored. It is often viewed as a competition to welcome and entertain guests, whether acquaintances or strangers, in the most remarkable way. The modern meaning of 'guest' and '...

The term ' al-Megnaus ' is used in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia to refer to wild hunting trips that involve trained birds of prey, including falcons. The trips begin with the falconers preparing their birds, rehabilitating them, and training them for hunting trips as the migratory season approaches. September and early October are the annual periods when the bird transitions from al-Megidh (molting) stage to the falconer's care, known as ad-Da'o. This stage comes after al-Meg...