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Rules, Rituals & Righteousness
Rules, Rituals & Righteousness
The holy month of Ramadan occurs on the ninth month of the Islamic calendar and lasts for 29 or 30 days, depending on the sighting of the moon. Muslims believe Ramadan to be the month in which the first verses of the Qur’an were revealed to the prophet Muhammad (PBUH) and is undoubtedly the most important time in the Islamic calendar. read more »
Rise Above the Heat!
Rise Above the Heat!
Even dedicated sun-worshippers need to retreat from the Omani heat on occasion, so where do the people of Muscat head for, to cool their blood? read more »
Fun and Rains
Fun and Rains
There’s only so much heat a person can take before they take to bended knee and beg the Lord for mercy. Thankfully, the Lord created Salalah. A cool oasis in the midst of Oman’s sweltering summer, Salalah offers a respite for tourists and locals alike. Conveniently, it is also the location of an annual tourism festival. read more »
The Arabian Leopard
The Arabian Leopard
The list of our planet’s endangered species is growing ever longer, and somewhere near the top sits the Arabian Leopard. Once in existence throughout the Arabian Peninsula, it has been estimated that there are now fewer than 200 leopards alive, most of whom live in Oman. Don’t expect to spot one, however. read more »
Oman's Cultural Treasures
Oman's Cultural Treasures
The land of Oman is scattered with ancient forts and castles, protecting historic settlements along the coastline and throughout the interior areas. There are in excess of one hundred Omani-built forts and castles, each one with its own unique history. Some are conveniently located within the capital city while others are just a short drive or picnic trip away. read more »
Omani Halwa
Omani Halwa
Translated as ‘sweet’ from the Arabic word halwa, a trip to Oman is not complete without trying some of this delicious local delicacy, Omani halwa. Halwa is considered as a symbol of Omani hospitality and is traditionally served with Omani kahwa (coffee). read more »
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