Monther Al Nasser

photo: Gudrun Waiditschka

Monther Al Nasser, the 2007 National Champion Colt of Qatar, was bred by Al Nasser Stud in Qatar. His pedigree combines the finest bloodlines, showcasing both Straight Egyptian and Russian influences.
His sire, Ansata Hejazi, was a renowned Straight Egyptian stallion bred by Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. Forbis of Ansata Arabian Stud in Mena, Arkansas. Known for his refinement and nobility, Ansata Hejazi became a cornerstone sire at Ajmal Arabian Stud in Kuwait after being imported in 1999. Among his show ring achievements, he was named Reserve Supreme Champion Stallion at the Egyptian Event. Ansata Hejazi passed away in October 2015.
Monther Al Nasser’s dam, Aliah Al Nasser, adds further depth to his lineage. Although Egyptian-sired, her dam-line traces back to the Russian-bred mare Pravadance, a daughter of Menes and granddaughter of Muscat. Pravadance's dam, Pravda, descended from the celebrated Taktika family.
Aliah Al Nasser’s sire, Imperial Mahzeer, was bred by Imperial Egyptian Stud in the U.S. and later exported to Al Nasser Stud, Qatar. There, he sired notable mares like Bint Saida Al Nasser, the 2002 World Reserve Champion Mare, and Johara Al Shaqab, celebrated for her elegance and exceptional Arabian type. Monther Al Nasser’s pedigree truly embodies a blend of beauty and excellence.
After shown at the U.S. Egyptian Event in 2013 where Monther Al Nasser was named Gold Senior Champion Stallion - unanimously - he was acquired by Danubius Arabians in Romania.