What is the reason for this area in Saudi Arabia turning purple?

Dubai, United Arab Emirates - In a breathtaking and unique sight, the flowers dance until they emit a fragrant scent that compels you to stay close. The Saudi photographer, Mohammed Al-Bahlal, was captivated by these flowers that appeared after the climate stabilized and the rains fell in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.

In his conversation with Afaq News in Arabic, Al-Bahlal described the beautiful scenes created by the "Yahq" flowers in the Shabaa and Al-Darah mountains in the Al-Qassim region, saying that "seeing these flowers in reality brings happiness and peace of mind." The vast Al-Qassim region not only hosts Yahq flowers but also many other types, such as the Huthan, yellow flowers, and Ghraira, in addition to numerous wild plants.

Al-Bahlal did not study photography; instead, it became a hobby that he constantly seeks to develop through regular practice. For him, life is summarized in an image, and the camera serves as a means of communication between him and photography.