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A skyline that is formed of rugged volcanic mountains, a horizon that is over flown by the lashing waves of the Arabian Sea is obviously a tourist's delight. Muscat has been known for extensive stretches of lush greenery and an inviting bubbling nature. Tourists make a tour to this city to get a feel of the vibrant culture of Muscat as well. The tradition and culture of the city is reflected through its arts and architecture, through its music and religious customs. Before visiting this enchanting land, it is advisable to be familiar with the religion in Muscat . Over 60 percent of the total Muscat population is made up of the Omanis. Many people emigrate here from other countries as well. You can find Indian traders and teachers, skilled workers from Sudan and Egypt, British artists and many other people from various occupations crowding in this delightful city. Where Muscat language is concerned, Arabic is the main language. Other than that, English, Malayalam, Hindi and Swahili are also widely spoken. Keeping the global aspect in mind, English is the main language spoken in places of tourist attractions. With a queer mixture of nationality and language, religion in Muscat in Oman is sure to be a mixture as well. The main religion in Muscat is Islam and it is the only recognized Muscat religion . Other than this, you can also finds a lot of Hindus and Christians while classifying religion in Muscat . Although these religions form a minority in the city, the people are allowed to practice their respective religions in peace. People practicing the Islam religion in Muscat can visit the various mosques in the city. Notable mosques are the Qubrah Mosque and the Sultan Qaboos Grand Mosque. The people here in Muscat are mostly Ibadi Muslims. Other than the mosques, there is a Shiva Temple and a Krishna Temple as well. There are also two churches in Muscat in the Ruwi locality, the commercial center of the city.
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