The fiftieth winter consists of four saudis, so what are they and why were they called by that name?

The weather of Arabia - ends on January 31, 2020, the square of winter, to begin its fiftieth, which lasts fifty days, consisting of the four Saudi women, each of which is twelve and a half days, namely:

What are Saudi women?

Saad the slaughtered

It is the first of the "Saudi women", and it was called the slaughterer because of the severe cold that permeates his days, and among the popular proverbs about him (Saad the slaughterer does not make a barking dog clear)

Saad swallowed (swallow)

It is the second "Saudi" and this name was called a metaphor for the earth that swallows rain water during its days quickly, and its days are characterized by being less cold than its predecessor, "Saad Al-Zabh". Swallow)

Saad Al-Saud

It begins with signs of entering the spring, when the leaves of trees and flowers begin to ripen and open and grow weeds, and it was said about him in the popular heritage (in Saad Al-Saud, in the water of the oud and with the help of every cool)

Saad of the crypts

It is the last of Saudi women and was named by this name because reptiles hiding during the winter hiatus begin to appear and leave their burrows, and it was said about him (Saad Al-Khabayat looks forward to life and spurs girls).

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But why was it called "Saudi women"?

One of the popular novels passed down from generation to generation says that a young man named "Saad" decided to travel, and the atmosphere was warm when he decided to go out during the winter, and his father advised him to carry with him what warms himself from the cold, whether from fur or firewood, except that Saad did not He listens to his father’s advice. After Saad crossed the middle of the road, the weather suddenly changed and the cold became severe, and heavy rain and snow fell, and Saad had no choice but to slaughter his camel, which he possessed, so that he could protect himself from the cold. So this period, which runs from 1-13 February, was called "Saad al-Zabh".

After a few days, Saad felt hungry and had no choice but to eat meat of camel meat. Thus, these days he was called "Saad Iblaa", which runs from February 13 to February 25. After the storm ended and the sun rose, Farah Saad celebrated his survival and was called "Saad Al-Saud", which starts from February 26 to March 10.

After that, fearing that the storm might happen again, he made a coat for him from the camel's hair, as he took from the remaining camel meat, and he called it "Saad Al-Khabaya", which is the period from March 10 to March 22 and coincides with the beginning of the vernal equinox.

For the winter months, there are many stories and stories in folk heritage