A horseman performs El-Mirmaah (المِرماح), a traditional Arab equestrian folk art rooted in Upper Egyptian rural culture, raising a whip as dust rises dramatically around the galloping horse at golden hour. El-Mirmaah is a heritage equestrian tradition practiced in villages across Upper Egypt, typically held during Moulid (مولِد) celebrations — local religious and social festivals honoring saints. Captured in Qena, this image documents the deep cultural role of horsemanship in Saidi (صعيدي) community life and traditions.