Najran 05 Safar 1448 H corresponding to July 19, 2026 SPA The activities of the heritage tent within the "Summer of Najran 2026" festival – "Saifuna Hail" – organized by the region's Municipality concluded yesterday with an auction for the sale of traditional daggers (Janabi), which witnessed wide turnout from visitors and those interested in folk heritage. The event, which lasted for 12 days, recorded the attendance of more than 10,000 visitors, an indicator reflecting the interest in the cultural and heritage legacy rich in the region. The official spokesperson for Najran Municipality, Abdullah Al Fadil, explained that the heritage tent saw wide participation of artisans and productive families, including many heritage corners, most notably handicrafts, leather making, blacksmithing, palm leaf products, dagger making, the heritage museum, popular dishes, the Najrani dress, old women's silver jewelry, traditional cooking tools, rope twisting from palm fibers, in addition to an exhibition of classic cars, aesthetic sculptures, and a corner for selling traditional food products, foremost of which is local clarified butter (Saman Baladi). He pointed out that the tent also included a heritage council inspired by the council of upper mud houses, decorated with decorative eaves (Shararif) to receive guests, offering an experience reflecting the generosity of Najrani hospitality and the authenticity of traditional architecture in the region. // End // 12:34 PM SPA 0057

Najran 05 Safar 1448 H corresponding to July 19, 2026 SPA The activities of the heritage tent within the "Summer of Najran 2026" festival – "Saifuna Hail" – organized by the region's Municipality concluded yesterday with an auction for the sale of traditional daggers (Janabi), which witnessed wide turnout from visitors and those interested in folk heritage. The event, which lasted for 12 days, recorded the attendance of more than 10,000 visitors, an indicator reflecting the interest in the cultural and heritage legacy rich in the region. The official spokesperson for Najran Municipality, Abdullah Al Fadil, explained that the heritage tent saw wide participation of artisans and productive families, including many heritage corners, most notably handicrafts, leather making, blacksmithing, palm leaf products, dagger making, the heritage museum, popular dishes, the Najrani dress, old women's silver jewelry, traditional cooking tools, rope twisting from palm fibers, in addition to an exhibition of classic cars, aesthetic sculptures, and a corner for selling traditional food products, foremost of which is local clarified butter (Saman Baladi). He pointed out that the tent also included a heritage council inspired by the council of upper mud houses, decorated with decorative eaves (Shararif) to receive guests, offering an experience reflecting the generosity of Najrani hospitality and the authenticity of traditional architecture in the region. // End // 12:34 PM SPA 0057