RIYADH: The cats arrive first — quiet, curious, and completely unhurried. By the time students step into the studio space, a few are already stretched out in sunny corners or watching the room as if they own it. They roam the hall, nap near the mats, and turn a regular wellness class into something softer and more social. For yoga teacher Rayhan Al‑Ali, the goal is simple: to help people unwind, without turning the animals into a prop. “I’ve been practicing yoga since I was 19,” Al‑Ali told Arab
