Topic summary
Buraimi Oasis
Extracted from the Wikipedia article Al-Buraimi.
History
The governorate stands out as a unique and expansive Omani market, encompassing a multitude of historical states. In ancient times, around 600 CE, the city of Al Buraimi was an integral part of the Sultanate. Subsequently, Omani Azdi tribes took control of the region. Al Buraimi oasis was eventually abandoned around 700. Throughout history, the area was known as "Tawam" and "Al Jaw," featuring a large oasis consisting of nine villages: Sa'ara, Hamasah, Haili, Al-Jaimi, Al-Mawijai, Al-Mu'tarid, Al-Jahili, Al Ain and Al-Qutayrah. Al-Buraimi Governorate serves as a welcoming hub for visitors from various regions, renowned for its hospitable people. The original inhabitants are Al Nuaimi tribal group, particularly Al-Naimi tribe. Notably, the rebuilding of Al Buraimi saw rulers such as Sultan bin Mohammed Al Hamoud Al Qurtasi Al Nuaimi and later, Sheikh Saqr bin Sultan bin Mohammed Al Hamoud Al Qurtasi Al Nuaimi.