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In Oman, the possession of a khanjar is a matter of tradition and pride for men. These curved daggers, tracing their origins to the 16th or 17th century, have evolved from mere weapons to exquisite symbols of cultural significance. A true artisan in this craft, Mohammed Abdullah Ismail Al Sayegh, operates from his Sur-based workshop, meticulously fashioning these iconic blades. With a rich heritage of family heirlooms and ceremonial wear, the khanjar is more than an accessory—it encapsulates history. Ismail Al Sayegh, a master of his craft, doesn't merely forge daggers; he weaves stories and heritage into each intricately handcrafted piece. His dedication is evident in his commitment to crafting khanjars tailored to each customer's desires, ensuring that every blade