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...

In the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, 'al-Shabah,' also known by other names such as ' Shabat al-Nar ' and ' Shabat al-Daw ,' is a social tradition where Saudis gather around a fire, seeking warmth during the long winter nights when temperatures drop to zero °C or below, especially in the northern provinces of the Kingdom. 'Al-Shabah' is an ancient Arab heritage The Arabs have known 'Shabat al-Nar' (gathering around the fire) since pre-Islamic times,...