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Sultanate of Oman
The document lists locations found in the Sultanate of Oman including the capital city of Muscat, notable hotels like the Shangri La Al Husn and The Chedi, and natural sites in northern Oman such as Khasab Fort, the Musandam Peninsula, Wadi Shab, Wadi Bani Khalid, and Wahiba Sands. It concludes with mentioning Muttrah again and music by Nawaz Baloch.
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The document provides an overview of the history and geography of the Indian Ocean region, with a focus on Oman. It discusses:
1) How the Indian Ocean was neglected in world history studies until historian Fernand Braudel brought attention to it. The ocean spans East Africa, Arabia, India, Southeast Asia and Australia.
2) Key geographical features like the monsoon system and Arabian Gulf that influenced trade and civilization in the region. Sites in Oman like Magan, Bat and the lost city of Ubar were important trading hubs dating back to the Bronze Age.
3) The rise and fall of powers like the Portuguese who controlled trade routes. Omani cities like Muscat
Oman
The document provides background information on Oman, including its history, politics, culture, and economy. It discusses how Oman was once one of the most isolated countries in the Gulf region until 1970, when Sultan Qaboos bin Said overthrew his father in a bloodless coup and began a program of liberalization and modernization. It also summarizes key events in Oman's history, details about its political system and branches of government headed by the Sultan, cultural aspects like demographics and women's rights, and economic information about its reliance on oil exports.
Oman
The document provides information about the Sultanate of Oman. It is located on the southeastern coast of the Arabian Peninsula, bordering UAE, Saudi Arabia, and Yemen. The capital and largest city is Muscat. Key facts include that the official language is Arabic and the currency is the Omani Rial. Direct flights are available from several Indian cities to Muscat. Visas can be obtained by applying in advance. Popular destinations featured in Oman include Muscat, Nizwa, Wahiba Sands, and Salalah.
Louay - Oman
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PPT of Oman
Oman is located in the Middle East, bordering the Arabian Sea, Saudi Arabia, Yemen, and the UAE. Its capital is Muscat. The population is over 3 million people and the official language is Arabic, though English is also widely spoken.
Oman has a long history dating back over 10,000 years. In the early centuries AD, Oman converted to Islam. In more recent centuries, Portugal occupied Muscat for 140 years until being expelled in 1648. Today, the majority of Omanis are Ibadhi Muslims.
Oman has a monarchy system of government led by the Al Bu Sa'id family. The economy relies heavily on oil exports, though the government
Oman Powerpoint Final
Oman is located in the Middle East, bordered by the Arabian Sea, Gulf of Oman, and Persian Gulf. The majority of Oman is covered by vast desert plains, with mountains located along the northern and southeastern coasts where most cities are. The climate is generally hot and dry inland, and humid along the coasts. While oil production is a major industry, Oman's economy is becoming less dependent on oil and focusing on other industries like construction, tourism, and manufacturing as oil resources decline. The population is over 3 million, with Omani Arabs and expat workers from South Asia and the Philippines comprising the majority. Islam is the dominant religion, with both Ibadhi and Sunni sects
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Sultanate of Oman
The document lists locations found in the Sultanate of Oman including the capital city of Muscat, notable hotels like the Shangri La Al Husn and The Chedi, and natural sites in northern Oman such as Khasab Fort, the Musandam Peninsula, Wadi Shab, Wadi Bani Khalid, and Wahiba Sands. It concludes with mentioning Muttrah again and music by Nawaz Baloch.
The Sultanate Of Oman Presentation
The document provides an overview of the history and geography of the Indian Ocean region, with a focus on Oman. It discusses:
1) How the Indian Ocean was neglected in world history studies until historian Fernand Braudel brought attention to it. The ocean spans East Africa, Arabia, India, Southeast Asia and Australia.
2) Key geographical features like the monsoon system and Arabian Gulf that influenced trade and civilization in the region. Sites in Oman like Magan, Bat and the lost city of Ubar were important trading hubs dating back to the Bronze Age.
3) The rise and fall of powers like the Portuguese who controlled trade routes. Omani cities like Muscat
Oman
The document provides background information on Oman, including its history, politics, culture, and economy. It discusses how Oman was once one of the most isolated countries in the Gulf region until 1970, when Sultan Qaboos bin Said overthrew his father in a bloodless coup and began a program of liberalization and modernization. It also summarizes key events in Oman's history, details about its political system and branches of government headed by the Sultan, cultural aspects like demographics and women's rights, and economic information about its reliance on oil exports.
Oman
The document provides information about the Sultanate of Oman. It is located on the southeastern coast of the Arabian Peninsula, bordering UAE, Saudi Arabia, and Yemen. The capital and largest city is Muscat. Key facts include that the official language is Arabic and the currency is the Omani Rial. Direct flights are available from several Indian cities to Muscat. Visas can be obtained by applying in advance. Popular destinations featured in Oman include Muscat, Nizwa, Wahiba Sands, and Salalah.
Louay - Oman
Student created product.
Teacher followup will be given to insure proper formats are taught regarding citing sources and standard English conventions.
PPT of Oman
Oman is located in the Middle East, bordering the Arabian Sea, Saudi Arabia, Yemen, and the UAE. Its capital is Muscat. The population is over 3 million people and the official language is Arabic, though English is also widely spoken.
Oman has a long history dating back over 10,000 years. In the early centuries AD, Oman converted to Islam. In more recent centuries, Portugal occupied Muscat for 140 years until being expelled in 1648. Today, the majority of Omanis are Ibadhi Muslims.
Oman has a monarchy system of government led by the Al Bu Sa'id family. The economy relies heavily on oil exports, though the government
Oman Powerpoint Final
Oman is located in the Middle East, bordered by the Arabian Sea, Gulf of Oman, and Persian Gulf. The majority of Oman is covered by vast desert plains, with mountains located along the northern and southeastern coasts where most cities are. The climate is generally hot and dry inland, and humid along the coasts. While oil production is a major industry, Oman's economy is becoming less dependent on oil and focusing on other industries like construction, tourism, and manufacturing as oil resources decline. The population is over 3 million, with Omani Arabs and expat workers from South Asia and the Philippines comprising the majority. Islam is the dominant religion, with both Ibadhi and Sunni sects
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