Read it in Arabic.. King Charles quotes a verse of poetry when welcoming the Sultan of Oman

A verse of poetry by the Omani poet, Sheikh Al-Bayan, became widely popular among activists on social networking sites after it was read in Arabic by King Charles during the dinner ceremony held to receive the Sultan of Oman, Haitham bin Tariq. The text of the verse, highlighted by activists, was read by King Charles at the conclusion of his speech at the dinner ceremony: “Live in perfection, deriving grace...

From your Lord, there is infinite bounty,” according to the text of the official speech published by the Oman News Agency. In a separate section of his speech, King Charles also quoted between poetry in which he said in the context of describing the beauty of nature in the Sultanate: “As the great Omani poet Abu Muslim Al-Bahlani said: And those gardens never ceased to be bright..

It is filled with the goodness of peace and the breezes.” King Charles also shed light on his relationship with the late Sultan of Oman, Qaboos bin Said, saying: “Over these decades, I have had the honor of knowing your predecessor, my dear friend and brother, the late His Majesty Sultan Qaboos, who succeeded in transforming Oman while at the same time preserving your ancient culture, and wisely pursued a foreign policy based on openness and dialogue.” “Extremely.”