A Saudi camel owner decides to return from Najd to the Hijaz on the back of her camel on a 20-day journey

The Saudi camel owner, Rasha Al-Qurashi, confirmed that she will fulfill a promise she made, and return from Najd to the Hijaz on the back of her camel, on a journey that lasts about 20 days, after losing a race held at the King Abdulaziz Camel Festival.
In the details, Rasha Al-Qurashi with her camel participated in the fifth half race, which was held within the competitions of the sixth edition of the King Abdulaziz Camel Festival, while after completing the registration and all procedures, she was surprised on the day of the race that one of the conditions was not to participate in camels that had previously participated in races before. Therefore, she was forced to call another rented one, but she did not win, according to the Saudi newspaper, Al-Watan.

The camel owner explained to the newspaper, saying: “When I came to register in the fifth half race, and completed the procedures on Wednesday, I was excited to participate and win the race, which was to start Thursday, but I was surprised that my name does not exist because one of the conditions of the race is that the camels not participate in another race.. here.” I decided to hire another she-camel, and I participated in the race, but I did not win, but I had to promise myself that if I did not win, I would return from Najd to Hijaz on the back of my camel, despite the hardship of the road. I was very confident that I would win the first place, for Jamal my pornstar”.

Rasha Al-Qurashi indicated that she is waiting for the necessary permission to start traveling, and thanks several parties that have supported them today, as dedicated cars (caravans), with escorts and escorts, were provided to complete the trip, which takes approximately 20 days.

Riyadh witnessed the largest festival of its kind in the world specialized in camels and their beauty marks, as the largest owners from Saudi Arabia, the Gulf countries, the Arab world, America, Russia and France, who own about 33,000 camels, gathered.