Al-Muhaibis is a popular game that tests players’ insight and intelligence. It is typically played during the month of Ramadan, after the Tarawih prayers. The game involves two teams sitting across from each other. A random draw determines which team goes first. The captain of the first team hides a ring in one of the team member’s hands, and the opposing team must find the ring through a process of elimination. If the opposing team finds the ring, it earns a point. If the opposing team eliminates the player with the ring, it loses a point, and the other team earns the point. The game continues until one of the teams reaches the pre-agreed point total. The game is accompanied by songs, chants and enthusiastic cheering.

The game is formally transmitted through annual championships organized by the Central Committee of Al-Muhaibis, with broad community participation and media coverage. Informally, it is passed down within families, with children learning by playing at home or attending competitions. While people of all genders participate, women usually join in family settings or cheer on the teams during competitions. The game strengthens social bonds and is an important part of cultural identity, especially during Ramadan.