Tabuk, April 1, 2025 (3 Shawwal 1446 AH) — Amid the authentic atmosphere of the desert badiyah, Tabuk's camel herders ("Al-Hejjana") revived Eid al-Fitr traditions with stately processions on camelback, chanting the tunes of "Al-Hijaini," a poetic art form deeply rooted in desert heritage.

Local residents decorate their camels and parade them along the desert tracks, as the sweet verses of poetry — weaving pride, romance, and loyalty into melody — rise into the air, preserving the spirit of the past.

"Al-Hijaini" is known for its simple melodies and fast-paced delivery. It was once the constant companion of travelers and caravans crossing the desert, and it reflects the unity and solidarity of Bedouin communities during festive occasions.