المملكة: Pictures .. The processions of “hybrid” enhance the joy of holidays in the Badia of Tabuk

“Al -Hajana” comes out in the Badia of Tabuk in majestic processions over the appearance of camels, who are used to the people in the voice of the tree hypochinus, that poetic color that touches hearts and weaves pride, spinning and loyalty tunes that preserve the spirit of the desert.
In the Badia of Tabuk, it is not similar to the feast except him, as it is a radiance that disperses the fragrant earth and the memory of the ancestors, and the doors of joy opens to traditions striking in the roots, which are transmitted by generations with pride and pride, and there the sand extends without end.

Eid al -Fitr habits

The joys of Eid al -Fitr among the residents of the Badia of Tabuk are distinguished by habits that are less than its counterpart, which reflects the originality and contemporary and the stoning character that they are accustomed to by rhythm of their flat lives in the desert, and their connection to camels that they decorate and start with every feast and occasion, chanting their own popular color, in terms of joy to revive the days of Eid.

The color of “Al -Hijini” is derived from the clear, kind -hearted camel for knees and race, through which Al -Hagna is repeated the lyric verses of poetry that deals with various aspects of life, and is dominated by pride in the homeland and spinning, in a voice that is appropriate for the movement of camels and transports its heroes.

Connecting the culture of the Badia

“Al -Hajini” is characterized by its ease of its melodies and the speed of its performance, which makes it suitable for accompanying travelers and convoys in the desert, so it inspires their unity and sends enthusiasm.
This popular color was closely related to the Badia culture, and it was a way to express feelings and document daily positions and experiences, and even to convey the news, judgment and inherited proverbs.
Al -Hijini is often performed with a single voice, but it turns into collective singing on some festive occasions such as holidays and national occasions, and everyone participates in chanting it, which reflects the spirit of the group and solidarity in the Badia of Tabuk.