#times of oman

[bubbles-for-all-of-us]

Tickle my creativity and send it your requests! Ask is awfully empty and the weekend is upon us!

[iamthepulta]

Now that I've absolved Ea-Nasir~ (/j) I realized I'm super fucked since I haven't decided what this year's history topic is going to be. I think I'm the closest to Cyprus, Al-Razi, and figuring out this 'oil smelting' conundrum, but I have some reading to go.

Or I could go with the history of mining and music: where I have a cohesive hypothesis but don't actually know if the data will support my conclusion; and it's also a ton of work. Part of me knows I want to wrap up Cyprus, because Cyprus is really cool and I think if I go hard enough I can understand why they started producing at the time they did. But I think people would love the music topic though: it'd make for a really simple clean presentation.

[notesonartistry]

Mutrah at sunset

[faith91]

These little pleasure moments 💕

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[erikahenningsen]

What shows are you seeing today? :)

The Outsiders (god willing) and The Heart of Rock and Roll!

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10 Must-Do Activities for a Dreamy Dimaniyat Islands Escape

Escape to the ethereal beauty of the Dimaniyat Islands, a hidden gem  off the coast of Oman. With its crystal clear waters, pristine beaches and vibrant marine life, this archipelago offers a dream holiday like no other. Whether you’re taking a tour to Dimaniyat Island, exploring the surrounding islands or immersing yourself in Muscat’s cultural diversity, there’s something for every traveller. Here are 10 must-do activities to make the most of your Dimaniyat Islands vacation.

Snorkelling Adventures

Dive into the turquoise depths surrounding the Daymaniyat Islands for an unforgettable snorkelling experience. Coral reefs are teeming with a kaleidoscope of marine life, from colourful fish to shy sea turtles. Swim alongside these fascinating creatures and explore the underwater wonders that make this destination truly magical.

Island Exploration

Embark on an island tour to discover the hidden treasures of the Dimaniyat Archipelago. Each island has its own charm, from secluded beaches to steep cliffs. Stroll along pristine coastlines, hike to breathtaking viewpoints and enjoy the untouched beauty of these idyllic landscapes.

Muscat City Tour

Experience Oman’s rich cultural heritage on a guided  Muscat city tour. Explore historic sites like the Sultan Qaboos Grand Mosque, a masterpiece of Islamic architecture  with intricate carvings and majestic domes. Stroll through bustling souks filled with the scents of exotic spices, colourful textiles and traditional crafts.

Dolphin Watching

Embark on an exciting dolphin watching excursion and witness these playful creatures frolicking in their natural habitat. Glide through the blue waters around the Dimaniyat Islands as pods of dolphins jump and spin around your boat. It is a mesmerising sight that will leave you amazed by the beauty of nature.

Scuba Diving Expeditions

For those who want to delve deeper into the underwater world, diving expeditions offer the opportunity to explore the fascinating coral reefs and marine ecosystems of the Dimaniyat Islands. Dive into the depths with certified diving instructors and discover a world full of bright colours and diverse marine life.

Sunset Cruises

Enjoy romance and relaxation on a sunset cruise around the Dimaniyat Islands. Witness the sky ablaze with fiery colours as the sun dips below the horizon, casting a golden glow over the calm waters. Sip  refreshing drinks and enjoy the moment as you drive through scenic landscapes, creating memories that will last a lifetime.

Camping Under the Stars

Escape the hustle and bustle of city life and immerse yourself in nature on a camping trip to the Dimaniyat Islands. Camp on a secluded beach, dine al fresco under  twinkling stars, and fall asleep to the gentle lullaby of the ocean waves. It is a tranquil and unforgettable experience that will renew your soul.

Kayaking Adventures

Paddle  the crystal clear waters around the Dimaniyat Islands on a kayaking adventure. Discover hidden coves, sea caves and mangrove forests as you cruise through this stunning coastal paradise. Keep an eye out for the colourful marine life buzzing beneath your kayak for  added thrills.

Bird Watching Excursions

Nature lovers will rejoice at the opportunity to observe the diverse birdlife in the Dimaniyat Islands. Join a guided bird watching excursion and spot a variety of seabirds, including terns, seagulls and ospreys, flying gracefully overhead or nesting on the rocky cliffs.

Relaxation and Beach Time

No visit to the Dimaniyat Islands would be complete without enjoying a well-deserved break on the pristine beaches. Dip your toes in the soft, powdery sand, enjoy the warm glow of the sun, and take a refreshing swim in the blue waters. It’s the perfect way to relax and enjoy the natural beauty of this enchanting destination.

Conclusion

Embark on an unforgettable Oman Safari Tour amidst the breathtaking scenery, vibrant marine life, and endless opportunities for adventure that the Dimaniyat Islands offer. Whether you’re snorkelling through coral gardens, exploring secluded beaches, or immersing yourself in the cultural delights of Muscat, there’s something to suit every taste and interest. So pack your bags and prepare for a journey of discovery and delight in this idyllic corner of Oman.

[zatdummesmadchen]

Germany is being such a fucking disgrace right now, literally arresting some people speaking up for Palestine. Fuck.

Nonetheless, I am so glad this has happened! Hope more countries join eventually.

Following the footsteps of South Africa; Qatar, Oman, Malaysia have submitted statements in ICJ too.

Thank you South Africa for taking the first step.

[arthur554]

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[ihab-abuowkal]

My name is ihab, I am from Gaza, I am a 38-year-old father of four children , My story began on the 7th of October 2023. After this date I lost everything (my home, my work , my car), My family, and I went of hell as shelling and bombing haven't stopped even for one day. But this series of suffering couldn’t stop.

1- My children as the UN schools of my children were demolished, and there is no way for them to study again in Gaza. As important point my children were genius students and their dreams faded away.

2- I lost my own company . that I built step by step , IT company and workplaces .MY company had free workshops for serve society to decrease unemployment through freelancing .

3- I lost my warm and beautiful house. which bombed and destroyed

We got out miraculously to EGYPT, But we are suffering in EGYPT , and life couldn’t continue smoothly with us because we haven’t Egyptian residency . according to Egyptian granting laws , there for :

1- MY children can’t go to schools and complete their education . I can’t stand their question about when they can go to school as others , two years without education.

2- I can’t have chance to work in Egypt and have a job , My family is suffering from decreasing of basic needs of life (home, food, supplies, and medical necessities)

To stop this suffering we must leave EGYPT to any country that give Palestinians the residence as Turkey, Malaysia, Oman …atc through the residency I can work and my children continue their education .

The donations will be used to:

- Cover the costs of leave egypt for all family members.

- Secure temporary housing and provide basic necessities such as food, water, and medical supplies once wev are leave.

- Assist with initial resettlement expenses until we can find permanent solutions.

I am the father who struggles to achieve a safer future for his children . I hope you can save me and my family from this hell.

Time is of the essence, and we urgently need to raise money to ensure the safe passage and future of my family. Every donation, no matter how small, makes a significant difference in our lives. We appreciate your support and generosity and thank everyone who can help or share our story.

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[vague-humanoid]

U.S. and allied forces have been attacked more than 170 times during the Gaza war: 102 times in Syria, 70 in Iraq, and once in Jordan. The latter assault, in January, ignited a round of escalatory U.S. counterattacks against Iranian-allied targets that led Iran to rein in its proxies. As Israel has widened the Gaza war in recent weeks, with more provocative attacks in Lebanon, Iran, and Yemen, Iran’s partners have resumed attacks on U.S. outposts across the region.

While America’s enemies have demonstrated, to lethal effect, their knowledge of the locations of U.S. bases in the region, the Pentagon’s public affairs office claims to have no list of such outposts. “I don’t have any inherent information,” Defense Department spokesperson Pete Nguyen told The Intercept earlier this year. CENTCOM refused to comment on the locations of its bases, citing several reasons, including partners’ reluctance to admit to the presence of U.S. troops in their countries. “[O]ur relationship with the host nations is one of the reasons why this information is not made public,” CENTCOM spokesperson Vail A. Forbeck told The Intercept.

Undeterred, The Intercept launched its own investigation and developed a list of more than 60 U.S. bases, garrisons, or shared foreign facilities in the Middle East. These sites range from small combat outposts to massive air bases in 13 countries: Bahrain, Egypt, Iraq, Israel, Jordan, Kuwait, Lebanon, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Syria, the United Arab Emirates, and Yemen. 

At least 14 of these bases have been attacked in recent years. Since October 17, 2023, alone, a mix of one-way attack drones, rockets, mortars, and close-range ballistic missiles have led to at least 145 U.S. casualties — troops and contractors — at regional outposts including three service members killed in a January drone attack on Tower 22, a facility in Jordan.

“The indefinite U.S. military presences in Iraq, Syria, and around the region have near-zero genuine strategic value for the American people, but D.C. national security elites still think the risk is well worth it. Those concerned with the well-being of our service members — such as their families — are likely less comfortable with these soldiers being sitting ducks for local militias,” said Erik Sperling of Just Foreign Policy, an advocacy group critical of mainstream Washington foreign policy. “Americans who are tired of Mideast war should be worried about how these unauthorized hostilities effectively empower regional militias to draw the U.S. into an escalation any time they desire.”