List of traditional games in Oman
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There are many traditional games in Oman, ranging from children's games to very complicated games that are played by adults. Some games are not played by humans but by animals (Bull fighting, for example). Most games are played regularly but some are only played on special occasions.
  • Al quba
  • Al hileen
  • Al rey
  • Al yakum
  • Al tofah
  • Abu hallan
  • Al sayad (the hunter)
  • Al mayit
  • Basrah basrah
  • Mista'a
  • Daqq al hassa
  • Al ambar
  • Hineyuu
  • Al shal
  • Al hol
  • Al karba
  • Sayd al ghazlan
  • Al yos
  • Al sola
  • Al magmadh
  • Al hafr
  • Al ram
  • Shara hamra
  • Al msheeda
  • Kaba suq
  • Al qabidh
  • Al thabt
  • Tadahruj al kura
  • Hawasis
  • Shad al habil
  • Al qunfudh
  • Mashdah
  • Al treea'a
  • Al muhtabi
  • Al shakht
  • Tamis o sawd
  • Al masary
  • Al tab
  • Al maqham
  • Al tasweeb
  • Bharoob
  • Al tir
  • Uum mnfakha
  • Al kasb
  • Qarqush
  • Al saqa'a
  • Al slut
  • Al qseema
  • Al nasla mabsala
  • Knisoh
  • Al jeem
  • Al holi
  • Al basrah
  • Al jabla
  • Al taja
  • Taleea'a al nakhl
  • Mamlada yak
  • Al trj
  • Al maldk
  • Al jafra
  • Al mawaki
  • Al waghmeel
  • Al qahis
  • Al hlani
  • Al hoshl
  • Alek alek
  • Al mirak
  • Al set
  • Horse racing
    Horse racing
    Horse racing is an equestrian sport that has a long history. Archaeological records indicate that horse racing occurred in ancient Babylon, Syria, and Egypt. Both chariot and mounted horse racing were events in the ancient Greek Olympics by 648 BC...

  • Bull fighting
  • Chicken fighting
  • Camel racing
    Camel racing
    Camel racing is a popular sport in India, Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Bahrain, Jordan, Qatar, United Arab Emirates, Oman, Australia, and Mongolia. Professional camel racing, like horse racing, is an event for betting and tourist attraction...

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