#Haitham bin Tariq

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Syrian President Bashar al-Assad visiting Oman and meeting with Haitham bin Tariq, Sultan of Oman, 20 February 2023

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How many absolute monarchs are there in the world?

•King Salman of Saudi Arabia •Pope Francis •Sultan Haitham bin Tariq of Oman •Sultan Hassanal Bolkiah of Brunei •The King of Swaziland (now Eswatini): King Mswati III of Swaziland (AKA Eswatini) •United Arab Emirates: Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed (Each of the seven Emirates that form the UAE have their own absolute monarch and Sheikh MBZ, as leader of Dubai, is the overall ruler of the nation.)

Did I miss anybody? I think those are the only absolute monarchs still in power today. The rest of the world's royalty are constitutional monarchs, so they reign but do not rule.

(There's an argument for including Kim Jong Un on the list of absolute monarchs despite the fact that he's not a King and North Korea is a Communist country. He's obviously a dictator, but the Kim dynasty has virtually ruled North Korea like a secular monarchy for nearly 75 years with the supreme leaders inheriting their power through hereditary succession. Kim Jong Un took over immediately upon the death of his father, Kim Jong Il, who had assumed power when his father -- North Korea's first paramount leader, Kim Il Sung -- died in 1994. Of course, North Korea isn't officially considered a monarchy, but the manner in which the Kim family has ruled the country and transferred power from father-to-son for three generations and counting resembles the structure of an absolute monarchy more than a "traditional" totalitarian dictatorship.)

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April 24, 2023 - Day 119

Muscat, Oman

With a population of 1.4 million Muscat is the capital and most populated city in Oman. It is a very old city and has been an important port city since very early times. Oil in commercial quantities was discovered in Oman in 1964 and was first exported in 1967. Subsequently the production and export of petroleum rapidly came to dominate the country's economy and made it a very wealthy country. A man named Qaboos bin Said took over as Sultan of Oman in 1970 and his modern vision and tolerance transformed not only Oman, but also the entire region. As an absolute ruler he used the wealth created by petroleum to advance all of Omani society. How he came to power and how he lived is a very interesting story to long to tell here. He died in 2020 and the new Sultan is Haitham bin Tariq. He is a older man so the future of Oman is sure to evolve over the next few decades.

I have worked in Oman many times and have resided in Muscat for a long time so I didn’t do much but Jane went on a tour. I have many stories about my time in Oman. For me it is the best country for Westerners in the Middle East but man can it get hot in the summer.

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Felipe and Letizia retrospective: January 14th

2004: Inauguration of President Oscar Berger in Guatemala City, Guatemala.

2006: Leonor’s Christening (1, 2) & Dinner to celebrate Iñaki Urdangarín’s birthday.

2008: Visited Guatemala

2009: Audiences at la Zarzuela (1, 2)

2010: Diplomatic Corps Gala (1, 2)

2011: Meeting of the “Spanish Association Against Cancer” (aecc)

2012: Investiture of new president Otto Pérez Molina in Guatemala

2014: ‘Civil Awards Order Of Social Solidarity 2013’ at the Zarzuela Palace.

2016: Audiences at la Zarzuela

2019: Meeting with the Sephardic Chief Rabbi of Jerusalem Shlomo Moshé Amar at la Zarzuela.

2020: Meeting with Haitham bin Tariq Al Said, Sultan of Oman, to present condolences on the passing of Qaboos bin Said Al Said, the previous Sultan of Oman; Meeting with Spaniards living in Oman during his visit to the country & Audiences at la Zarzuela

2022: Visited the Intelligence Center of the Armed Forces

F&L Through the Years: 895/??

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Muscat City Tour Highlights: Must-See Attractions and Travel Packages for 2024

When it comes to exploring Oman’s rich history, vibrant culture, and breathtaking landscapes, Muscat serves as the perfect gateway. As the capital city, Muscat blends tradition with modernity, offering visitors a unique experience unlike anywhere else in the Arabian Peninsula. If you’re planning a Muscat City Tour in 2024, you’ll want to ensure your itinerary includes the top highlights that showcase the best of what this captivating city has to offer.

This guide provides an in-depth look at the must-see attractions on a Muscat city tour, as well as the Muscat tour packages available to help you craft the perfect journey. Let’s dive in!

Must-See Attractions in Muscat for 2024

1. Sultan Qaboos Grand Mosque: A Testament to Modern Islamic Architecture

One of the most iconic landmarks in Muscat, the Sultan Qaboos Grand Mosque is a masterpiece of Islamic architecture. As one of the largest mosques in the Middle East, it stands as a symbol of Oman’s rich cultural heritage and its spiritual significance. Key features of this attraction include:

Architectural Highlights: The mosque boasts a stunning combination of white marble and intricate mosaics. The main prayer hall features the second-largest hand-woven carpet in the world, complemented by a grand chandelier.

Visitor Experience: Visitors are allowed to tour the mosque and learn about its history, design, and religious importance. Be mindful of the dress code when visiting (modest attire is required).

Tour Packages: Manny Muscat tour packages offer guided visits to the mosque, providing detailed insights into its construction and the role it plays in Omani culture.

2. Mutrah Corniche: A Vibrant Seafront Experience

Located along the coastline, the Mutrah Corniche is a must-visit on any Muscat city tour. The corniche offers breathtaking views of the harbour and the Hajar Mountains in the distance, making it a perfect spot for a leisurely stroll or an evening out.

Stunning Scenery: The seafront is lined with palm trees and features a vibrant promenade where visitors can enjoy the refreshing sea breeze.

Mutrah Souk: A visit to Mutrah Souk, one of Oman’s oldest markets, is essential. Here, you’ll find a wide range of goods, from traditional Omani textiles and silver jewelry to aromatic spices and frankincense. Bargaining is part of the experience!

Perfect for Photography: The corniche offers some of the best photo opportunities in Muscat, with a backdrop of traditional shows in the harbour and the golden hues of the setting sun.

Tour Options: Several Muscat tours include a visit to the corniche, often combined with stops at nearby landmarks such as the Al Jalali and Al Mirani forts.

3. Royal Opera House Muscat: Oman’s Cultural Hub

For travellers interested in the arts, the Royal Opera House Muscat is a cultural gem. As one of the most beautiful modern opera houses in the world, it reflects Oman’s dedication to preserving and promoting both local and international arts.

Architectural Beauty: The opera house is a blend of traditional Omani design and modern elements. Its interiors are as grand as the performances it hosts.

Events and Performances: From classical opera and ballet to traditional Arabic music, the Royal Opera House offers a rich and varied program. Be sure to check the schedule during your Muscat trip to see if there’s a performance that interests you.

Inclusions in Tour Packages: Certain Muscat travel packages include tickets to performances or backstage tours, making it a great option for culture enthusiasts.

4. Al Alam Palace: The Sultan’s Ceremonial Residence

The Al Alam Palace is one of the most visually striking buildings in Muscat. While it’s not open to the public, visitors can admire its façade and take photos from the surrounding gardens.

Historical Significance: The palace is used for official ceremonies and functions by Sultan Haitham bin Tariq, Oman’s ruler.

Scenic Location: Flanked by the 16th-century Portuguese forts, Al Jalali and Al Mirani, the palace is a picturesque spot that highlights Oman’s history of seafaring and defence.

Photo Opportunity: Even though you can’t go inside, the exterior of the palace, with its bold colours and unique design, makes for a memorable photo stop on a Muscat city tour.

5. Bait Al Zubair: A Museum of Omani Heritage

For a deeper understanding of Omani culture and history, the Bait Al Zubair Museum is an essential stop. This private museum offers a comprehensive collection of artifacts, from traditional clothing to ancient weaponry, providing visitors with a glimpse into Oman’s past.

Traditional Omani Artifacts: The museum’s exhibits include traditional Omani crafts, such as jewelry, daggers (khanjars), and household items.

Outdoor Heritage Village: The museum complex includes an outdoor area designed to resemble a traditional Omani village, complete with mud-brick houses and a falaj (ancient irrigation system).

Tour Inclusions: Many Muscat tours incorporate a visit to Bait Al Zubair, especially those focused on history and culture.

Travel Beyond Muscat: Exploring Oman by Bus

If you’re looking to explore more of Oman beyond the capital, consider a Muscat to Salalah bus journey. Salalah, located in the southern part of Oman, offers a completely different landscape, with its tropical climate and lush greenery.

Muscat to Salalah by Bus: An Overland Adventure

The Route: The journey from Muscat to Salalah covers roughly 1,000 kilometres, and while it can be done by plane, the overland bus route offers a unique opportunity to see more of Oman’s diverse geography, from arid deserts to coastal plains.

Attractions Along the Way: Depending on your travel package, your bus trip may include stops at notable landmarks such as the Wahiba Sands or Nizwa Fort, adding depth to your experience.

Travel Packages: Manny Muscat tour packages offer combined trips that start in Muscat and end in Salalah, making it easier for travellers to explore both cities without having to worry about logistics.

Choosing the Right Muscat Tour Package

Selecting the perfect Muscat tour package ensures you get the most out of your visit, without the stress of planning every detail. Here’s what to look for when choosing the right package for your 2024 trip:

Comprehensive Itineraries: Look for packages that include a mix of historical sites, cultural experiences, and natural attractions. The best Muscat tours will offer a balance, allowing you to explore the city’s rich history while enjoying modern amenities.

Customization Options: Some Muscat travel packages allow for customization based on your interests. For example, if you’re particularly interested in Omani cuisine, you might want to opt for a tour that includes a food tour or cooking class.

Duration: Muscat tour packages vary in length, from half-day city tours to multi-day excursions. Choose based on how much time you have and what you want to see.

Value for Money: Manny Muscat tour packages offer discounts for group bookings or include perks like airport transfers, hotel stays, or entrance fees to attractions. Compare options to find the best value.

Conclusion

Muscat is a city of contrasts, where ancient traditions meet modern developments. Whether you’re exploring its architectural marvels like the Sultan Qaboos Grand Mosque, soaking in the seaside atmosphere at Mutrah Corniche, or traveling across Oman on a Muscat to Salalah bus, there’s something for every traveler.

As you plan your 2024 Muscat trip, be sure to choose a tour package that suits your needs, whether you're after history, culture, or natural beauty. The Muscat tour packages offered by Oman Safari Tours provide a hassle-free way to experience the best of Oman, ensuring your visit is both memorable and enriching.

Book your Muscat tour today and start your adventure in one of the Middle East’s most captivating destinations.

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313 NAMES OF SAHABAH ,

The battle of Badr took place on the 17th of ramadan.

1. Prophet Muhammad ﷺ

2. Abu Bakar as-Siddiq

3. Umar bin al-Khattab

4. Uthman bin Affan

5. Ali bin Abu Talib

6. Talhah bin ‘Ubaidillah

7. Bilal bin Rabah

8. Hamzah bin Abdul Muttalib

9. Abdullah bin Jahsyi

10. Al-Zubair bin al-Awwam

11. Mus’ab bin Umair bin Hashim

12. Abdur Rahman bin ‘Auf

13. Abdullah bin Mas’ud

14. Sa’ad bin Abi Waqqas

15. Abu Kabshah al-Farisi

16. Anasah al-Habsyi

17. Zaid bin Harithah al-Kalbi

18. Marthad bin Abi Marthad al-Ghanawi

19. Abu Marthad al-Ghanawi

20. Al-Husain bin al-Harith bin Abdul Muttalib

21. ‘Ubaidah bin al-Harith bin Abdul Muttalib

22. Al-Tufail bin al-Harith bin Abdul Muttalib

23. Mistah bin Usasah bin ‘Ubbad bin Abdul Muttalib

24. Abu Huzaifah bin ‘Utbah bin Rabi’ah

25. Subaih (servant of Abi ‘Asi bin Umayyah)

26. Salim (servant of Abu Huzaifah)

27. Sinan bin Muhsin

28. ‘Ukasyah bin Muhsin

29. Sinan bin Abi Sinan

30. Abu Sinan bin Muhsin

31. Syuja’ bin Wahab

32. ‘Utbah bin Wahab

33. Yazid bin Ruqais

34. Muhriz bin Nadhlah

35. Rabi’ah bin Aksam

36. Thaqfu bin Amir

37. Malik bin Amir

38. Mudlij bin Amir

39. Abu Makhsyi Suwaid bin Makhsyi al-Ta’i

40. ‘Utbah bin Ghazwan

41. Khabbab (servant of ‘Utbah bin Ghazwan)

42. Hathib bin Abi Balta’ah al-Lakhmi

43. Sa’ad al-Kalbi (servant of Hathib)

44. Suwaibit bin Sa’ad bin Harmalah

45. Umair bin Abi Waqqas

46. Al-Miqdad bin ‘Amru

47. Mas’ud bin Rabi’ah

48. Zus Syimalain Amru bin Amru

49. Khabbab bin al-Arat al-Tamimi

50. Amir bin Fuhairah

51. Suhaib bin Sinan

52. Abu Salamah bin Abdul Asad

53. Syammas bin Uthman

54. Al-Arqam bin Abi al-Arqam

55. Ammar bin Yasir

56. Mu’attib bin ‘Auf al-Khuza’i

57. Zaid bin al-Khattab

58. Amru bin Suraqah

59. Abdullah bin Suraqah

60. Sa’id bin Zaid bin Amru

61. Mihja bin Akk (servant of Umar bin al-Khattab)

62. Waqid bin Abdullah al-Tamimi

63. Khauli bin Abi Khauli al-Ijli

64. Malik bin Abi Khauli al-Ijli

65. Amir bin Rabi’ah

66. Amir bin al-Bukair

67. Aqil bin al-Bukair

68. Khalid bin al-Bukair

69. Iyas bin al-Bukair

70. Uthman bin Maz’un

71. Qudamah bin Maz’un

72. Abdullah bin Maz’un

73. Al-Saib bin Uthman bin Maz’un

74. Ma’mar bin al-Harith

75. Khunais bin Huzafah

76. Abu Sabrah bin Abi Ruhm

77. Abdullah bin Makhramah

78. Abdullah bin Suhail bin Amru

79. Wahab bin Sa’ad bin Abi Sarah

80. Hatib bin Amru

81. Umair bin Auf

82. Sa’ad bin Khaulah

83. Abu Ubaidah Amir al-Jarah

84. Amru bin al-Harith

85. Suhail bin Wahab bin Rabi’ah

86. Safwan bin Wahab

87. Amru bin Abi Sarah bin Rabi’ah

88. Sa’ad bin Muaz

89. Amru bin Muaz

90. Al-Harith bin Aus

91. Al-Harith bin Anas

92. Sa’ad bin Zaid bin Malik

93. Salamah bin Salamah bin Waqsyi

94. ‘Ubbad bin Waqsyi

95. Salamah bin Thabit bin Waqsyi

96. Rafi’ bin Yazid bin Kurz

97. Al-Harith bin Khazamah bin ‘Adi

98. Muhammad bin Maslamah al-Khazraj

99. Salamah bin Aslam bin Harisy

100. Abul Haitham bin al-Tayyihan

101. ‘Ubaid bin Tayyihan

102. Abdullah bin Sahl

103. Qatadah bin Nu’man bin Zaid

104. Ubaid bin Aus

105. Nasr bin al-Harith bin ‘Abd

106. Mu’attib bin ‘Ubaid

107. Abdullah bin Tariq al-Ba’lawi

108. Mas’ud bin Sa’ad

109. Abu Absi Jabr bin Amru

110. Abu Burdah Hani’ bin Niyyar al-Ba’lawi

111. Asim bin Thabit bin Abi al-Aqlah

112. Mu’attib bin Qusyair bin Mulail

113. Abu Mulail bin al-Az’ar bin Zaid

114. Umair bin Mab’ad bin al-Az’ar

115. Sahl bin Hunaif bin Wahib

116. Abu Lubabah Basyir bin Abdul Munzir

117. Mubasyir bin Abdul Munzir

118. Rifa’ah bin Abdul Munzir

119. Sa’ad bin ‘Ubaid bin al-Nu’man

120. ‘Uwaim bin Sa’dah bin ‘Aisy

121. Rafi’ bin Anjadah

122. ‘Ubaidah bin Abi ‘Ubaid

123. Tha’labah bin Hatib

124. Unais bin Qatadah bin Rabi’ah

125. Ma’ni bin Adi al-Ba’lawi

126. Thabit bin Akhram al-Ba’lawi

127. Zaid bin Aslam bin Tha’labah al-Ba’lawi

128. Rib’ie bin Rafi’ al-Ba’lawi

129. Asim bin Adi al-Ba’lawi

130. Jubr bin ‘Atik

131. Malik bin Numailah al-Muzani

132. Al-Nu’man bin ‘Asr al-Ba’lawi

133. Abdullah bin Jubair

134. Asim bin Qais bin Thabit

135. Abu Dhayyah bin Thabit bin al-Nu’man

136. Abu Hayyah bin Thabit bin al-Nu’man

137. Salim bin Amir bin Thabit

138. Al-Harith bin al-Nu’man bin Umayyah

139. Khawwat bin Jubair bin al-Nu’man

140. Al-Munzir bin Muhammad bin ‘Uqbah

141. Abu ‘Uqail bin Abdullah bin Tha’labah

142. Sa’ad bin Khaithamah

143. Munzir bin Qudamah bin Arfajah

144. Tamim (servant of Sa’ad bin Khaithamah)

145. Al-Harith bin Arfajah

146. Kharijah bin Zaid bin Abi Zuhair

147. Sa’ad bin al-Rabi’ bin Amru

148. Abdullah bin Rawahah

149. Khallad bin Suwaid bin Tha’labah

150. Basyir bin Sa’ad bin Tha’labah

151. Sima’ bin Sa’ad bin Tha’labah

152. Subai bin Qais bin ‘Isyah

153. ‘Ubbad bin Qais bin ‘Isyah

154. Abdullah bin Abbas

155. Yazid bin al-Harith bin Qais

156. Khubaib bin Isaf bin ‘Atabah

157. Abdullah bin Zaid bin Tha’labah

158. Huraith bin Zaid bin Tha’labah

159. Sufyan bin Bisyr bin Amru

160. Tamim bin Ya’ar bin Qais

161. Abdullah bin Umair

162. Zaid bin al-Marini bin Qais

163. Abdullah bin ‘Urfutah

164. Abdullah bin Rabi’ bin Qais

165. Abdullah bin Abdullah bin Ubai

166. Aus bin Khauli bin Abdullah

167. Zaid bin Wadi’ah bin Amru

168. ‘Uqbah bin Wahab bin Kaladah

169. Rifa’ah bin Amru bin Amru bin Zaid

170. Amir bin Salamah

171. Abu Khamishah Ma’bad bin Ubbad

172. Amir bin al-Bukair

173. Naufal bin Abdullah bin Nadhlah

174. ‘Utban bin Malik bin Amru bin al-Ajlan

175. ‘Ubadah bin al-Somit

176. Aus bin al-Somit

177. Al-Nu’man bin Malik bin Tha’labah

178. Thabit bin Huzal bin Amru bin Qarbus

179. Malik bin Dukhsyum bin Mirdhakhah

180. Al-Rabi’ bin Iyas bin Amru bin Ghanam

181. Waraqah bin Iyas bin Ghanam

182. Amru bin Iyas

183. Al-Mujazzar bin Ziyad bin Amru

184. ‘Ubadah bin al-Khasykhasy

185. Nahhab bin Tha’labah bin Khazamah

186. Abdullah bin Tha’labah bin Khazamah

187. Utbah bin Rabi’ah bin Khalid

188. Abu Dujanah Sima’ bin Kharasyah

189. Al-Munzir bin Amru bin Khunais

190. Abu Usaid bin Malik bin Rabi’ah

191. Malik bin Mas’ud bin al-Badan

192. Abu Rabbihi bin Haqqi bin Aus

193. Ka’ab bin Humar al-Juhani

194. Dhamrah bin Amru

195. Ziyad bin Amru

196. Basbas bin Amru

197. Abdullah bin Amir al-Ba’lawi

198. Khirasy bin al-Shimmah bin Amru

199. Al-Hubab bin al-Munzir bin al-Jamuh

200. Umair bin al-Humam bin al-Jamuh

201. Tamim (servant of Khirasy bin al-Shimmah)

202. Abdullah bin Amru bin Haram

203. Muaz bin Amru bin al-Jamuh

204. Mu’awwiz bin Amru bin al-Jamuh

205. Khallad bin Amru bin al-Jamuh

206. ‘Uqbah bin Amir bin Nabi bin Zaid

207. Hubaib bin Aswad

208. Thabit bin al-Jiz’i

209. Umair bin al-Harith bin Labdah

210. Basyir bin al-Barra’ bin Ma’mur

211. Al-Tufail bin al-Nu’man bin Khansa’

212. Sinan bin Saifi bin Sakhr bin Khansa’

213. Abdullah bin al-Jaddi bin Qais

214. Atabah bin Abdullah bin Sakhr

215. Jabbar bin Umaiyah bin Sakhr

216. Kharijah bin Humayyir al-Asyja’i

217. Abdullah bin Humayyir al-Asyja’i

218. Yazid bin al-Munzir bin Sahr

219. Ma’qil bin al-Munzir bin Sahr

220. Abdullah bin al-Nu’man bin Baldumah

221. Al-Dhahlak bin Harithah bin Zaid

222. Sawad bin Razni bin Zaid

223. Ma’bad bin Qais bin Sakhr bin Haram

224. Abdullah bin Qais bin Sakhr bin Haram

225. Abdullah bin Abdi Manaf

226. Jabir bin Abdullah bin Riab

227. Khulaidah bin Qais bin al-Nu’man

228. An-Nu’man bin Yasar

229. Abu al-Munzir Yazid bin Amir

230. Qutbah bin Amir bin Hadidah

231. Sulaim bin Amru bin Hadidah

232. Antarah (servant of Qutbah bin Amir)

233. Abbas bin Amir bin Adi

234. Abul Yasar Ka’ab bin Amru bin Abbad

235. Sahl bin Qais bin Abi Ka’ab bin al-Qais

236. Amru bin Talqi bin Zaid bin Umaiyah

237. Muaz bin Jabal bin Amru bin Aus

238. Qais bin Mihshan bin Khalid

239. Abu Khalid al-Harith bin Qais bin Khalid

240. Jubair bin Iyas bin Khalid

241. Abu Ubadah Sa’ad bin Uthman

242. ‘Uqbah bin Uthman bin Khaladah

243. Ubadah bin Qais bin Amir bin Khalid

244. As’ad bin Yazid bin al-Fakih

245. Al-Fakih bin Bisyr

246. Zakwan bin Abdu Qais bin Khaladah

247. Muaz bin Ma’ish bin Qais bin Khaladah

248. Aiz bin Ma’ish bin Qais bin Khaladah

249. Mas’ud bin Qais bin Khaladah

250. Rifa’ah bin Rafi’ bin al-Ajalan

251. Khallad bin Rafi’ bin al-Ajalan

252. Ubaid bin Yazid bin Amir bin al-Ajalan

253. Ziyad bin Lubaid bin Tha’labah

254. Khalid bin Qais bin al-Ajalan

255. Rujailah bin Tha’labah bin Khalid

256. Atiyyah bin Nuwairah bin Amir

257. Khalifah bin Adi bin Amru

258. Rafi’ bin al-Mu’alla bin Luzan

259. Abu Ayyub bin Khalid al-Ansari

260. Thabit bin Khalid bin al-Nu’man

261. ‘Umarah bin Hazmi bin Zaid

262. Suraqah bin Ka’ab bin Abdul Uzza

263. Suhail bin Rafi’ bin Abi Amru

264. Adi bin Abi al-Zaghba’ al-Juhani

265. Mas’ud bin Aus bin Zaid

266. Abu Khuzaimah bin Aus bin Zaid

267. Rafi’ bin al-Harith bin Sawad bin Zaid

268. Auf bin al-Harith bin Rifa’ah

269. Mu’awwaz bin al-Harith bin Rifa’ah

270. Muaz bin al-Harith bin Rifa’ah

271. An-Nu’man bin Amru bin Rifa’ah

272. Abdullah bin Qais bin Khalid

273. Wadi’ah bin Amru al-Juhani

274. Ishmah al-Asyja’i

275. Thabit bin Amru bin Zaid bin Adi

276. Sahl bin ‘Atik bin al-Nu’man

277. Tha’labah bin Amru bin Mihshan

278. Al-Harith bin al-Shimmah bin Amru

279. Ubai bin Ka’ab bin Qais

280. Anas bin Muaz bin Anas bin Qais

281. Aus bin Thabit bin al-Munzir bin Haram

282. Abu Syeikh bin Ubai bin Thabit

283. Abu Tolhah bin Zaid bin Sahl

284. Abu Syeikh Ubai bin Thabit

285. Harithah bin Suraqah bin al-Harith

286. Amru bin Tha’labah bin Wahb bin Adi

287. Salit bin Qais bin Amru bin ‘Atik

288. Abu Salit bin Usairah bin Amru

289. Thabit bin Khansa’ bin Amru bin Malik

290. Amir bin Umaiyyah bin Zaid

291. Muhriz bin Amir bin Malik

292. Sawad bin Ghaziyyah

293. Abu Zaid Qais bin Sakan

294. Abul A’war bin al-Harith bin Zalim

295. Sulaim bin Milhan

296. Haram bin Milhan

297. Qais bin Abi Sha’sha’ah

298. Abdullah bin Ka’ab bin Amru

299. ‘Ishmah al-Asadi

300. Abu Daud Umair bin Amir bin Malik

301. Suraqah bin Amru bin ‘Atiyyah

302. Qais bin Mukhallad bin Tha’labah

303. Al-Nu’man bin Abdi Amru bin Mas’ud

304. Al-Dhahhak bin Abdi Amru

305. Sulaim bin al-Harith bin Tha’labah

306. Jabir bin Khalid bin Mas’ud

307. Sa’ad bin Suhail bin Abdul Asyhal

308. Ka’ab bin Zaid bin Qais

309. Bujir bin Abi Bujir al-Abbasi

310. ‘Itban bin Malik bin Amru al-Ajalan

311. ‘Ismah bin al-Hushain bin Wabarah

312. Hilal bin al-Mu’alla al-Khazraj

313. Awleh bin Syuqrat (assistant of Prophet Muhammad ﷺ)

رضوان الله عليهم أجمعين

And Allah knows best. ©️

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What is the best application to make free video calls from Oman to India?

Video calling is an extraordinary method for keeping in contact with friends and family, yet it tends to be a piece challenging to manage without a VPN. Oman is a country that has a lot of restrictions on internet usage, so a VPN is essential for anyone who wants to video call in Oman. There are a few things to keep in mind when choosing a VPN for Oman, but with a little research, it should be easy to find a service that will work well.

There is no need to use a VPN in Oman because toTok allows you to make free video calls. This application permits you to make high-quality video calls, which you can get from the Play Store or the Application Store. There have been several changes to the ban on Skype and a number of internet phone services. Skype, WhatsApp, and Telegram are only a couple of VoIP services that are blocked in Oman by the Telecommunications Regulatory Authority (TRA). You cannot send messages from WhatsApp via video, but you can send messages via text. Due to the dangers associated with this device, it is not suitable for use with Facetime in the United States or Europe.

I use whatsapp or imob to make video calls with Oman friends. The package is good. Itmo has no issues and is fully functional. There is a blocking process in place for WhatsApp video and calls, and users are using VPN to avoid it.

Can You Video Call In Oman?

Because FaceTime and other video-calling services are encrypted, it is difficult to track, Oman is notorious for blocking them. Moreover, those services contend with homegrown telecom suppliers. The restrictions are rarely broken, as some encrypted chat apps do on occasion.

Also read: Mobile app development company in Oman

Is Whatsapp Allowed In Oman 2024?

WhatsApp is not currently allowed in Oman, but there is a possibility that this may change in 2022. The Omani government has been cracking down on the use of social media and messaging apps in recent years, but it is possible that they may relax these restrictions in the future. If you are planning to visit Oman, it is fitting to check the most recent data on the status with WhatsApp before you travel.

In Oman, internet and free sound/video calls have been blocked on WhatsApp and other free internet applications. VPNs (Virtual Private Networks), on the other hand, allow you to use WhatsApp video calling. Skype, Voice Over Internet Protocol (VoIP), Google Meet, and Zoom have all been temporarily removed from Omani networks. You can be anonymous and secure online with the assistance of a VPN. In the Center East, VPN for Facetime is the most generally utilized and simple to utilize method of connecting with the Internet. The death of Sultan Qaboos bin Said Al-Saud gave rise to Haitham bin Tariq as the new sultan of Oman. Oman has a number of licensed alcohol stores that sell liquor, as well as hotels and bars.

Also read: Best mobile app development company in Oman

Does Oman Allow Whatsapp Calls?

WhatsApp is a messaging app for smartphones that allows users to send text, images, videos, and audio messages to one another. The app also lets users make voice and video calls. WhatsApp calls are free to make, and they utilize your phone’s internet connection instead of your phone plan's minutes.

Yes, Oman does allow WhatsApp calls.

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Oman Chatting App

There are many different Oman chat apps available for people to use. Some of tSome the most well known ones include WhatsApp, Facebook Messenger, and WeChat. These apps allow people to stay in touch with friends and family members who live in Oman, as well as other parts of the world. They give a convenient method for peopling to speak with one another, and they offer different elements that make them ideal for use in an variety of different situations.

Are there any social networking apps available in Oman for the IOS App Store? is the parent company of the messaging application WhatsApp. The Badoo Premium has a login option for the Locket Labs Inc. password for WhatsApp messages. Friedrich Dreith was born in 1907. Threema GmbH's Protected Messenger is outfitted with a GPS phone tracker, permitting it to track  JLC Mobile. You can also chat with an Imo customer service representative. Griddy Pro: Split Pic in Grids is an excellent app for splitting photos in grids. This week, we'll take a gander at Instagram, WhatsApp Messenger  Pro, Zain MiniCord for Discord, and WatchsApp for WhatsApp.

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Presidential visit to deepen relations between Switzerland and Oman

Switzerland and Oman are deepening and intensifying their relations. During the first Swiss presidential visit to the country, President Alain Berset and Sultan Haitham Bin Tariq Al Said acknowledged the 50th anniversary of diplomatic relations in the Omani capital Muscat on Thursday, 30 November. Bilateral agreements were signed in five thematic areas. https://www.admin.ch/gov/en/start/documentation/media-releases.msg-id-99147.html (Source of the original content)

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Khamenei, l'Iran favorevole a ristabilire relazioni con l'Egitto

(ANSA) – TEHERAN, 29 MAG – “L’Iran è favorevole a ristabilire relazioni diplomatiche con l’Egitto. Non ha nessun problema a farlo”: lo ha dichiarato la Guida suprema iraniana, ayatollah Ali Khamenei, al sultano dell’Oman, Haitham bin Tariq Al Said, che conclude oggi una visita di due giorni a Teheran.    Le relazioni diplomatiche fra Teheran e il Cairo sono interrotte dal 1980, dopo l’esilio…

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Oman joins Saudi in opening its airspace for Israeli carriers | News

Israeli airlines can now fly over Oman after the Gulf nation opened its airspace for all carriers. Israeli airlines can now fly over Oman after the Gulf nation opened its airspace for all carriers that meet the civil aviation authority’s requirements. Israel’s foreign minister Eli Cohen on Thursday thanked Sultan Haitham bin Tariq Al Said for the decision which will shorten flight times to…

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313 NAMES OF SAHABAH ,

The battle of Badr took place on the 17th of ramadan.

1. Prophet Muhammad ﷺ

2. Abu Bakar as-Siddiq

3. Umar bin al-Khattab

4. Uthman bin Affan

5. Ali bin Abu Talib

6. Talhah bin ‘Ubaidillah

7. Bilal bin Rabah

8. Hamzah bin Abdul Muttalib

9. Abdullah bin Jahsyi

10. Al-Zubair bin al-Awwam

11. Mus’ab bin Umair bin Hashim

12. Abdur Rahman bin ‘Auf

13. Abdullah bin Mas’ud

14. Sa’ad bin Abi Waqqas

15. Abu Kabshah al-Farisi

16. Anasah al-Habsyi

17. Zaid bin Harithah al-Kalbi

18. Marthad bin Abi Marthad al-Ghanawi

19. Abu Marthad al-Ghanawi

20. Al-Husain bin al-Harith bin Abdul Muttalib

21. ‘Ubaidah bin al-Harith bin Abdul Muttalib

22. Al-Tufail bin al-Harith bin Abdul Muttalib

23. Mistah bin Usasah bin ‘Ubbad bin Abdul Muttalib

24. Abu Huzaifah bin ‘Utbah bin Rabi’ah

25. Subaih (servant of Abi ‘Asi bin Umayyah)

26. Salim (servant of Abu Huzaifah)

27. Sinan bin Muhsin

28. ‘Ukasyah bin Muhsin

29. Sinan bin Abi Sinan

30. Abu Sinan bin Muhsin

31. Syuja’ bin Wahab

32. ‘Utbah bin Wahab

33. Yazid bin Ruqais

34. Muhriz bin Nadhlah

35. Rabi’ah bin Aksam

36. Thaqfu bin Amir

37. Malik bin Amir

38. Mudlij bin Amir

39. Abu Makhsyi Suwaid bin Makhsyi al-Ta’i

40. ‘Utbah bin Ghazwan

41. Khabbab (servant of ‘Utbah bin Ghazwan)

42. Hathib bin Abi Balta’ah al-Lakhmi

43. Sa’ad al-Kalbi (servant of Hathib)

44. Suwaibit bin Sa’ad bin Harmalah

45. Umair bin Abi Waqqas

46. Al-Miqdad bin ‘Amru

47. Mas’ud bin Rabi’ah

48. Zus Syimalain Amru bin Amru

49. Khabbab bin al-Arat al-Tamimi

50. Amir bin Fuhairah

51. Suhaib bin Sinan

52. Abu Salamah bin Abdul Asad

53. Syammas bin Uthman

54. Al-Arqam bin Abi al-Arqam

55. Ammar bin Yasir

56. Mu’attib bin ‘Auf al-Khuza’i

57. Zaid bin al-Khattab

58. Amru bin Suraqah

59. Abdullah bin Suraqah

60. Sa’id bin Zaid bin Amru

61. Mihja bin Akk (servant of Umar bin al-Khattab)

62. Waqid bin Abdullah al-Tamimi

63. Khauli bin Abi Khauli al-Ijli

64. Malik bin Abi Khauli al-Ijli

65. Amir bin Rabi’ah

66. Amir bin al-Bukair

67. Aqil bin al-Bukair

68. Khalid bin al-Bukair

69. Iyas bin al-Bukair

70. Uthman bin Maz’un

71. Qudamah bin Maz’un

72. Abdullah bin Maz’un

73. Al-Saib bin Uthman bin Maz’un

74. Ma’mar bin al-Harith

75. Khunais bin Huzafah

76. Abu Sabrah bin Abi Ruhm

77. Abdullah bin Makhramah

78. Abdullah bin Suhail bin Amru

79. Wahab bin Sa’ad bin Abi Sarah

80. Hatib bin Amru

81. Umair bin Auf

82. Sa’ad bin Khaulah

83. Abu Ubaidah Amir al-Jarah

84. Amru bin al-Harith

85. Suhail bin Wahab bin Rabi’ah

86. Safwan bin Wahab

87. Amru bin Abi Sarah bin Rabi’ah

88. Sa’ad bin Muaz

89. Amru bin Muaz

90. Al-Harith bin Aus

91. Al-Harith bin Anas

92. Sa’ad bin Zaid bin Malik

93. Salamah bin Salamah bin Waqsyi

94. ‘Ubbad bin Waqsyi

95. Salamah bin Thabit bin Waqsyi

96. Rafi’ bin Yazid bin Kurz

97. Al-Harith bin Khazamah bin ‘Adi

98. Muhammad bin Maslamah al-Khazraj

99. Salamah bin Aslam bin Harisy

100. Abul Haitham bin al-Tayyihan

101. ‘Ubaid bin Tayyihan

102. Abdullah bin Sahl

103. Qatadah bin Nu’man bin Zaid

104. Ubaid bin Aus

105. Nasr bin al-Harith bin ‘Abd

106. Mu’attib bin ‘Ubaid

107. Abdullah bin Tariq al-Ba’lawi

108. Mas’ud bin Sa’ad

109. Abu Absi Jabr bin Amru

110. Abu Burdah Hani’ bin Niyyar al-Ba’lawi

111. Asim bin Thabit bin Abi al-Aqlah

112. Mu’attib bin Qusyair bin Mulail

113. Abu Mulail bin al-Az’ar bin Zaid

114. Umair bin Mab’ad bin al-Az’ar

115. Sahl bin Hunaif bin Wahib

116. Abu Lubabah Basyir bin Abdul Munzir

117. Mubasyir bin Abdul Munzir

118. Rifa’ah bin Abdul Munzir

119. Sa’ad bin ‘Ubaid bin al-Nu’man

120. ‘Uwaim bin Sa’dah bin ‘Aisy

121. Rafi’ bin Anjadah

122. ‘Ubaidah bin Abi ‘Ubaid

123. Tha’labah bin Hatib

124. Unais bin Qatadah bin Rabi’ah

125. Ma’ni bin Adi al-Ba’lawi

126. Thabit bin Akhram al-Ba’lawi

127. Zaid bin Aslam bin Tha’labah al-Ba’lawi

128. Rib’ie bin Rafi’ al-Ba’lawi

129. Asim bin Adi al-Ba’lawi

130. Jubr bin ‘Atik

131. Malik bin Numailah al-Muzani

132. Al-Nu’man bin ‘Asr al-Ba’lawi

133. Abdullah bin Jubair

134. Asim bin Qais bin Thabit

135. Abu Dhayyah bin Thabit bin al-Nu’man

136. Abu Hayyah bin Thabit bin al-Nu’man

137. Salim bin Amir bin Thabit

138. Al-Harith bin al-Nu’man bin Umayyah

139. Khawwat bin Jubair bin al-Nu’man

140. Al-Munzir bin Muhammad bin ‘Uqbah

141. Abu ‘Uqail bin Abdullah bin Tha’labah

142. Sa’ad bin Khaithamah

143. Munzir bin Qudamah bin Arfajah

144. Tamim (servant of Sa’ad bin Khaithamah)

145. Al-Harith bin Arfajah

146. Kharijah bin Zaid bin Abi Zuhair

147. Sa’ad bin al-Rabi’ bin Amru

148. Abdullah bin Rawahah

149. Khallad bin Suwaid bin Tha’labah

150. Basyir bin Sa’ad bin Tha’labah

151. Sima’ bin Sa’ad bin Tha’labah

152. Subai bin Qais bin ‘Isyah

153. ‘Ubbad bin Qais bin ‘Isyah

154. Abdullah bin Abbas

155. Yazid bin al-Harith bin Qais

156. Khubaib bin Isaf bin ‘Atabah

157. Abdullah bin Zaid bin Tha’labah

158. Huraith bin Zaid bin Tha’labah

159. Sufyan bin Bisyr bin Amru

160. Tamim bin Ya’ar bin Qais

161. Abdullah bin Umair

162. Zaid bin al-Marini bin Qais

163. Abdullah bin ‘Urfutah

164. Abdullah bin Rabi’ bin Qais

165. Abdullah bin Abdullah bin Ubai

166. Aus bin Khauli bin Abdullah

167. Zaid bin Wadi’ah bin Amru

168. ‘Uqbah bin Wahab bin Kaladah

169. Rifa’ah bin Amru bin Amru bin Zaid

170. Amir bin Salamah

171. Abu Khamishah Ma’bad bin Ubbad

172. Amir bin al-Bukair

173. Naufal bin Abdullah bin Nadhlah

174. ‘Utban bin Malik bin Amru bin al-Ajlan

175. ‘Ubadah bin al-Somit

176. Aus bin al-Somit

177. Al-Nu’man bin Malik bin Tha’labah

178. Thabit bin Huzal bin Amru bin Qarbus

179. Malik bin Dukhsyum bin Mirdhakhah

180. Al-Rabi’ bin Iyas bin Amru bin Ghanam

181. Waraqah bin Iyas bin Ghanam

182. Amru bin Iyas

183. Al-Mujazzar bin Ziyad bin Amru

184. ‘Ubadah bin al-Khasykhasy

185. Nahhab bin Tha’labah bin Khazamah

186. Abdullah bin Tha’labah bin Khazamah

187. Utbah bin Rabi’ah bin Khalid

188. Abu Dujanah Sima’ bin Kharasyah

189. Al-Munzir bin Amru bin Khunais

190. Abu Usaid bin Malik bin Rabi’ah

191. Malik bin Mas’ud bin al-Badan

192. Abu Rabbihi bin Haqqi bin Aus

193. Ka’ab bin Humar al-Juhani

194. Dhamrah bin Amru

195. Ziyad bin Amru

196. Basbas bin Amru

197. Abdullah bin Amir al-Ba’lawi

198. Khirasy bin al-Shimmah bin Amru

199. Al-Hubab bin al-Munzir bin al-Jamuh

200. Umair bin al-Humam bin al-Jamuh

201. Tamim (servant of Khirasy bin al-Shimmah)

202. Abdullah bin Amru bin Haram

203. Muaz bin Amru bin al-Jamuh

204. Mu’awwiz bin Amru bin al-Jamuh

205. Khallad bin Amru bin al-Jamuh

206. ‘Uqbah bin Amir bin Nabi bin Zaid

207. Hubaib bin Aswad

208. Thabit bin al-Jiz’i

209. Umair bin al-Harith bin Labdah

210. Basyir bin al-Barra’ bin Ma’mur

211. Al-Tufail bin al-Nu’man bin Khansa’

212. Sinan bin Saifi bin Sakhr bin Khansa’

213. Abdullah bin al-Jaddi bin Qais

214. Atabah bin Abdullah bin Sakhr

215. Jabbar bin Umaiyah bin Sakhr

216. Kharijah bin Humayyir al-Asyja’i

217. Abdullah bin Humayyir al-Asyja’i

218. Yazid bin al-Munzir bin Sahr

219. Ma’qil bin al-Munzir bin Sahr

220. Abdullah bin al-Nu’man bin Baldumah

221. Al-Dhahlak bin Harithah bin Zaid

222. Sawad bin Razni bin Zaid

223. Ma’bad bin Qais bin Sakhr bin Haram

224. Abdullah bin Qais bin Sakhr bin Haram

225. Abdullah bin Abdi Manaf

226. Jabir bin Abdullah bin Riab

227. Khulaidah bin Qais bin al-Nu’man

228. An-Nu’man bin Yasar

229. Abu al-Munzir Yazid bin Amir

230. Qutbah bin Amir bin Hadidah

231. Sulaim bin Amru bin Hadidah

232. Antarah (servant of Qutbah bin Amir)

233. Abbas bin Amir bin Adi

234. Abul Yasar Ka’ab bin Amru bin Abbad

235. Sahl bin Qais bin Abi Ka’ab bin al-Qais

236. Amru bin Talqi bin Zaid bin Umaiyah

237. Muaz bin Jabal bin Amru bin Aus

238. Qais bin Mihshan bin Khalid

239. Abu Khalid al-Harith bin Qais bin Khalid

240. Jubair bin Iyas bin Khalid

241. Abu Ubadah Sa’ad bin Uthman

242. ‘Uqbah bin Uthman bin Khaladah

243. Ubadah bin Qais bin Amir bin Khalid

244. As’ad bin Yazid bin al-Fakih

245. Al-Fakih bin Bisyr

246. Zakwan bin Abdu Qais bin Khaladah

247. Muaz bin Ma’ish bin Qais bin Khaladah

248. Aiz bin Ma’ish bin Qais bin Khaladah

249. Mas’ud bin Qais bin Khaladah

250. Rifa’ah bin Rafi’ bin al-Ajalan

251. Khallad bin Rafi’ bin al-Ajalan

252. Ubaid bin Yazid bin Amir bin al-Ajalan

253. Ziyad bin Lubaid bin Tha’labah

254. Khalid bin Qais bin al-Ajalan

255. Rujailah bin Tha’labah bin Khalid

256. Atiyyah bin Nuwairah bin Amir

257. Khalifah bin Adi bin Amru

258. Rafi’ bin al-Mu’alla bin Luzan

259. Abu Ayyub bin Khalid al-Ansari

260. Thabit bin Khalid bin al-Nu’man

261. ‘Umarah bin Hazmi bin Zaid

262. Suraqah bin Ka’ab bin Abdul Uzza

263. Suhail bin Rafi’ bin Abi Amru

264. Adi bin Abi al-Zaghba’ al-Juhani

265. Mas’ud bin Aus bin Zaid

266. Abu Khuzaimah bin Aus bin Zaid

267. Rafi’ bin al-Harith bin Sawad bin Zaid

268. Auf bin al-Harith bin Rifa’ah

269. Mu’awwaz bin al-Harith bin Rifa’ah

270. Muaz bin al-Harith bin Rifa’ah

271. An-Nu’man bin Amru bin Rifa’ah

272. Abdullah bin Qais bin Khalid

273. Wadi’ah bin Amru al-Juhani

274. Ishmah al-Asyja’i

275. Thabit bin Amru bin Zaid bin Adi

276. Sahl bin ‘Atik bin al-Nu’man

277. Tha’labah bin Amru bin Mihshan

278. Al-Harith bin al-Shimmah bin Amru

279. Ubai bin Ka’ab bin Qais

280. Anas bin Muaz bin Anas bin Qais

281. Aus bin Thabit bin al-Munzir bin Haram

282. Abu Syeikh bin Ubai bin Thabit

283. Abu Tolhah bin Zaid bin Sahl

284. Abu Syeikh Ubai bin Thabit

285. Harithah bin Suraqah bin al-Harith

286. Amru bin Tha’labah bin Wahb bin Adi

287. Salit bin Qais bin Amru bin ‘Atik

288. Abu Salit bin Usairah bin Amru

289. Thabit bin Khansa’ bin Amru bin Malik

290. Amir bin Umaiyyah bin Zaid

291. Muhriz bin Amir bin Malik

292. Sawad bin Ghaziyyah

293. Abu Zaid Qais bin Sakan

294. Abul A’war bin al-Harith bin Zalim

295. Sulaim bin Milhan

296. Haram bin Milhan

297. Qais bin Abi Sha’sha’ah

298. Abdullah bin Ka’ab bin Amru

299. ‘Ishmah al-Asadi

300. Abu Daud Umair bin Amir bin Malik

301. Suraqah bin Amru bin ‘Atiyyah

302. Qais bin Mukhallad bin Tha’labah

303. Al-Nu’man bin Abdi Amru bin Mas’ud

304. Al-Dhahhak bin Abdi Amru

305. Sulaim bin al-Harith bin Tha’labah

306. Jabir bin Khalid bin Mas’ud

307. Sa’ad bin Suhail bin Abdul Asyhal

308. Ka’ab bin Zaid bin Qais

309. Bujir bin Abi Bujir al-Abbasi

310. ‘Itban bin Malik bin Amru al-Ajalan

311. ‘Ismah bin al-Hushain bin Wabarah

312. Hilal bin al-Mu’alla al-Khazraj

313. Awleh bin Syuqrat (assistant of Prophet Muhammad ﷺ)

رضوان الله عليهم أجمعين

And Allah knows best. ©️

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Oman joins Saudi in opening its airspace for Israeli carriers | News

Israeli airlines can now fly over Oman after the Gulf nation opened its airspace for all carriers. Israeli airlines can now fly over Oman after the Gulf nation opened its airspace for all carriers that meet the civil aviation authority’s requirements. Israel’s foreign minister Eli Cohen on Thursday thanked Sultan Haitham bin Tariq Al Said for the decision which will shorten flight times to…