The dominant religious sect in this nation unusually believes that a worldwide caliphate is unnecessary and rely primarily on the Jami Sahih hadith collection.
The dominant religious sect in this nation unusually believes that a worldwide caliphate is unnecessary and rely primarily on the Jami Sahih hadith collection. A leader of this nation from the Yaruba Dynasty engaged in a two-year long siege of Fort Jesus, leading to the Kenyan city of Mombasa falling into his hands. One dynasty from this nation, whose kings were called muluk and whose later leaders were usually from the Ibadi sect, established the Bahla fort. A ruler of this nation served in the Cameronian regiment and organized a series of British-trained Firqat irregular guerrillas to defeat PFLOAG-associated rebels during the (*) Dhofar rebellion; that ruler of this nation appoints 83 people to the Majlis al-Dawla. Arab spring protests in this nation were centered on the Globe Roundabout in the city of Sohar, leading to its leader, Qaboos, dismissing one-third of the Shura council. This nation controlled several colonies along the African great lakes in the 19th century, until their economy was tanked by the British banning slavery. For 10 points, name this Sultanate which also names the Gulf connected by the Strait of Hormuz to the Persian Gulf.
The dominant religious sect in this nation unusually believes that a worldwide caliphate is unnecessary and rely primarily on the Jami Sahih hadith collection.
{Oman}