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For men, the national dress is an ankle-length, collarless gown with long sleeves, called a dishdasha. Most of the time, the clothing is white, although a few other colors such as brown, lilac, and black are sometimes worn. Men wear a Kummah, which is an embroidered hat.There are other accessories men can wear, for example, the muzzar (a type of turban), the assa (a cane or stick used mainly for formal occasions), and the khanjar.The khanjar is a ceremonial curved dagger worn during formal occasions, often described as "an important symbol of male elegance"

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The national dress for Omani women includes a dress worn over trousers (sirwal) and a headdress (lihaf). Usually, the materials used are of very colorful, vibrant colors. Traditionally, Omani women would wear a kind of wooden platform shoe, but nowadays, most prefer to wear sandals. The cut of the clothing differs in various regions, as do color, embroidery, and materials. Women complete their outfit with gold jewelry and cosmetics, opting for either brand-name or traditionally-made items. When in public, most women in cities wear the abaya, a modest black dress or cloak worn over the clothes, and the hijab, the typical Muslim hair covering.

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1- Al Jalali Fort (Muscat)

2-Al Mirani (Muscat)

3-Muttrah Fort (Muscat)

4- Nizwa Fort (Nizwa)

5-Bahla Fort (Nizwa)

6-Jabrin Castle (Nizwa)

7-Bait ar Ridaydah castle (Nizwa)

8-Al Fiqayn / Manah Fort (Nizwa)

9-Quriyat Fort (between Muscat & Sur)

10-Sunaysilah Fort (Sur)

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Omani cuisine could be considered synonymous with Khaleeji cuisine, i.e. the food eaten by people on the Arabian peninsula. But also other country’s cuisines have had a major influence on the typical types of food eaten in Oman including Pakistani, Iranian, Indian, Eastern Mediterranean and African.

Despite the dry climate, the country does manage to grow some foods. Some of the crops grown in Oman are fruit like bananas, papaya and dates, grains such as wheat, barley and sorghum. However, most fruit and vegetable foods consumed in Oman have to be imported.

Oman has a rich food culture. Staple ingredients used in most dishes include meat, rice and vegetables. Meat consumption is high and typical meats eaten include beef, chicken, fish, goat, sheep and camel

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1.Which is the official language of Oman?

a) Arabic

b) English

c) Persian

d) Urdu

2.Which is the currency of Oman?

a) Dinar

b) Rial

c) Dirham

d) Ashrafi

3.Which of the following cities was once capital of Oman?

a) Karachi

b) Shiraz

c) Riyadh

d) Zanzibar

4.Who was overthrown in 1970?

a) Fahd

b) Said bin Taimur

c) Faisal bin Saud

d) Aziz

5.Which is the capital city of Oman?

a) Doha

b) Muscat

c) Riyadh

d) Jeddah

6. Oman consider as?

a) Republic

b) Sultanate

c) Dominion

d) Kingdom

7.Which is the largest Governorate?

a) Adh Dhahirah

b) Muscat

c) Dhofar

d) Ash Sharqiyah

8. How many governorates does Oman have?

a)7

b) 8

c) 9

d)11

9. What are the colors of Omani Flag?

a)black, white and green

b) white, red and green

c) red and white

d)purple , white and orange

10. What is the religion in Oman?

a)Cristian

b) Islamic

c) Jewish

d Buddhism

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1.a

2.b

3.d

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Listen to Omani beautiful National song 

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Listen to Omani beautiful National song 

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His Majesty Sultan Haitham Bin Tariq Al Said (May Allah Protect and Preserve Him)

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His Majesty Sultan Haitham Bin Tariq Al Said (May Allah Protect and Preserve Him)

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Explanation of the colours

The white color depicts the conviction of the Omani people in peace.

The red band is from the old Omani flag which was all red. It symbolizes the battles fought by Omanis to evict foreign invaders from the country.

The green band represents the fertility and greenery of the land.