MUSCAT : The popular pre-Eid event showcased a wide range of livestock, local delicacies, and traditional goods—making it a highlight of the Ramadan calendar.

In the livestock auction, cows sold for as high as RO 980, while sheep fetched up to RO 245. Prices in the sheep calling area ranged between RO 70 and 245, while the cow calling area saw prices from RO 400 to 980.

The market, known as Rustaq Landing, offered everything from local ghee, spices, nuts, and Omani sweets to barbecue sticks made from palm fronds, knives, samr firewood, and banana leaves—all essentials for Eid Al-Fitr celebrations. Shoppers also found skewers, children’s toys, ready-made clothes, and traditional items like rifles, daggers, and walking sticks.

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