regions in Sultanate of Oman. Al Rustaq was made by middle Iranians 40,000 years ago. Omani Halwa is also produced in Rustaq. People come from many places in the time of Eid and other occasions to buy Halwa. Rustaqi Khanjar production has also been done in Rustaq for a very long time. Old men spend hours and hours making Omani codes. Rustaq people have long been known for their care of palm trees and their dates. They have made use of the branches and leaves to build shelter and make baskets. Leather tanning is also one of the industries in Rustaq. People use leather to save water and food, and for making shoes. Traditional crafts Beekeeping: Rustaq people like beekeeping and many of them own more than 1000 cells. Tabseel: it means boiling dates of a specific type "Mabseli" in a particular session. Sheep grazing: many people graze animals especially those who live in Wadies and far away from the down town. Renewal of guns: Some artisans work in renewal and amendments to the traditional rifles. They upgrade them and add more modifications to improve their functionality. Traditional arts Mashia: it is an introduction to Razhaa. Razhaa: art for the men, which started competing in raising the swords. Razfah: known locally as Hebiah. Azi: comes in the form of song. Al-Tareq: This is usually art at the Bedouin living in the north of the state. Al-hmpel: This is usually when the Bedouin art and residents east of the state said when moving from one place to another via camels. Agricultural products The state is famous for the cultivation of different types of palm including: Khalas, Zabad, Hilali, Al-Mabsli Obo Soih, Almeznaj, Subaa Al-Aroos and Jabri. It is also known for the cultivation of citrus and quince, lemon, Albalnj Alchkak and Nadan, as well as Almstafl and olives (guava), mango (Alamba), bananas and papaya and clover, in addition to seasonal crops such as maize, barley, Algeljlan, onions and garlic. Sport The Rustaq sports complex is the principal sports venue of the city, with a football stadium, indoor stadium, and swimming pool. See also Eastern Arabia References External links Rustaq.Net Al Batinah South Governorate Populated places in Oman