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Emirati Men performing the Yowla, a traditional dance in the heritage of the United Arab Emirates next to a historic building\n- Abu Dhabi, UAE - February 22, 2019
Two Arabic men in traditional attire casually converse in an outdoor Arabian majlis. Surrounded by vibrant fabrics and lush greenery, they enjoy a moment of relaxation and connection.
Traditional Emirati Al Ayalah male dance, UAE heritage, hands in frame. High quality photo.
Traditional Omani daggers or Khanjars
Abu Dhabi, UAE, January 29, 2025: Men in traditional Emirati attire reenact historical scenes at Al Hosn Festival in Abu Dhabi, serving coffee and conversing editorial image
Arab, Night, Portrait, Dubai - Confident Arab Man Standing Near a Oil Lamp
Nizwa, Oman - October 25, 2024: Unidentified Omani men in traditional costumes selling guns at Nizwa gun market, Oman
Bridal Rencong Grip, Wedding
Doha, Qatar, December 18,2017 : The sword dance called the \
Salalah, Dhofar Governorate, Oman: Qasr al-Hosn, the royal palace in Dhofar Province - main gate with crenellated towers bearing the Omani coat of arms - ornate clock tower to the left. Vast complex built along the beach, facing the Arabian Sea. The Sultan has two capital cities, Musqat and Salalah, although Muscat is the only official capital city of the Sultanate.
Traditional omani folk dance by using sticks, guns and music.
Muscat, Oman - 2. November 2023: Entrance to the Al Alam Sultan Palace at dusk, Muscat, Oman
khadal, Oman,28th April 2018: omani men in traditional clothing, dancing with their swords to celebrate Eid
Morocco, Meknes - July 1997: Celebration of the anniversary of the inscription of “Meknes” on the UNESCO World Heritage List 1996.\nPlease note that this over twenty-five year old image was taken in 1997 and converted from the negative.
March 17 2022 - Nizwa, Oman: Omani men dancing a traditional sword dance at the Nizwa Fort
A woman stands in an arched window with delicate Islamic architectural details. Illuminated by soft light, she holds an elegant black veil, highlighting its flowing texture. This image captures grace, culture, and architectural beauty, symbolizing tradition and serenity.
Nizwa, Oman – May 30, 2014: Nizwa, Oman. May 30th 2014 \nTraditional Omani Khanjar dagger Nizwa Souk, Oman.
Muscat, Oman: Royal Opera house Muscat - leading venue for musical arts and culture in the Sultanate of Oman. The opera house is located in the Shati Al Qurm district, on Sultan Qaboos Street. Built on the royal orders of Sultan Qaboos, the Royal Opera House Muscat  has a seating capacity of 1100 people. The opera complex consists of a concert hall, auditorium, gardens, markets, luxury restaurants and an arts center producing music, theater and opera. Designed by  Wimberly Allison Tong and Goo (WATG) architects, this piece of contemporary Omani architecture is inspired in vernacular forms, specially in the castles and towers along the Arabian Sea coast.
Doha, Qatar - December 15, 2022: Fishing and Fishing Industry from Katara Traditional dhow Festival, Katara, Doha, Qatar
Region, Islam, Desert, Faith, Arab - Religious Arab man holding Tasbih standing next to an oil lamp
Abu Dhabi, UAE, January 29, 2025: Men in traditional Emirati attire reenact historical scenes at Al Hosn Festival in Abu Dhabi, wearing brown robes editorial image
Moros y Cristianos (English: Moors and Christians) is a set of festival activities which are celebrated in many towns and cities of Spain, mainly in the southern Valencian Community; the festivals commemorate the battles, combats and fights between Moors (or Muslims) and Christians during the period known as Reconquista (from the 8th century through the 15th century).
People wearing traditional historical costumes during Ramadan celebrations. Historical Islamic clothing.
Smiling mature middle eastern man posing looking at the camera
Nizwa, Oman - October 25, 2024: Unidentified Omani men in traditional costumes selling guns at Nizwa gun market, Oman
Old Muscat, Oman: Al Alam Palace (\
Khadal, Oman, 28th April, 2018: omani men in traditional clothing, playing drums, singing and dancing with swords to praise Allah and their Sultan for good life
Sultan Qaboos Grand Mosque, Muscat
Emirati (Middle Eastern) Men performing a traditional dance in the heritage of the United Arab Emirates - The Yowla\n- Abu Dhabi, UAE - May 22, 2019
Arab friends out of Dubai desert for a weekend
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