Al-Mirmah is an Arab folkloric tradition associated with horsemanship, commonly held in the villages of Upper Egypt. It represents a model of equestrian traditions and skills in Upper Egypt and is often organized during social and religious events, particularly those related to local festivals (Moulids). Al-Mirmah reflects the deep heritage connected to the customs and traditions of Upper Egyptian society, highlighting the cultural and social role of horsemanship in the lives of its people.