Perhaps one of the most famous rocks in the Arabian Peninsula is that rock documented by the hanging poem (Mu'allaqa) of the poet Antarah bin Shaddad Al-Absi in Ayun Al-Jiwa. Just as Qais bin Al-Mulawwah documented the walls of Layla's homes and the homes of Bani Amer, and documented Mount Toubad where he used to meet with Layla in his successive poems, Antarah Al-Absi recorded the place where he and Abla used to meet in many poems, the most prominent of which is in his famous hanging poem. The "Nassla Rock" or "Antarah's Rock" is a red rock located in the Qassim region in the center of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, specifically in Ayun Al-Jiwa. It is a large rock mass with a conical shape, containing a set of Thamudic inscriptions and rock drawings.