"ثورة مسقط، في الفترة من أبريل ١٩١٧ إلى يناير ١٩١٨، واستُأنفت في الفترة من أبريل ١٩٢٠ إلى أكتوبر ١٩٢٠" [و‎‎٢‎٥‎٩] (٥٥٨/٥٣٠)

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IN THE HAMS OJ GrOD THE COKPASSIOHATE, THE MERCITOL. 0 :.
This ia what has been agreed upon in the settlement between
the Government of the Sultan Saiyld Talmur bin Faisal and the Omanis,
by the aotlng Wazlr Saiyid Mohammad bin Ahmad authorised by His
Highness the Sultan through the mediation of Mr .Wingate,I.C.S.,
Political Agent and His Britannic Majesty's Consul, Muscat, who is
authorised by his OoTernment in this respect to be a mediator between
them. The conditions are stated as follows, Four of them concern the
Government of the Sultan and four of them concern the Omanis. What
concern the Omanis are these.
Firstly• On all commodities brought from Oman of all kinds to
Muscat, Mat rah, Sur and all the coast towns nothing more ihanld be
taken than 5 per cent.
Secondly.For all the Omanis there should be safety and freedom
in all the coast towns.
Thirdly. All restrictions on entry to and exit from Muscat,
Mat rah and all the coast towns should be removed.
Fourthly. The Sultans Government should not protect criminals
who flee from the justice of the Omanis and that they may be return
ed to them if asked for and that the Sultan's Government should not
interfere in th#lr internal affairs.
The four which the government of the Bultan are stated as
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follows:-
firstly. All the tribes and Shaikhs should remain in peace and
amity with the Government of the Sultan and that they should not
attack the coast towns and should not interfere in his Government.
Secondly. All travellers to Oman on their lawful business
should te free and there should he no restrictions on trade and
travellers should be safe.
Thirdly. All criminals and evil men who flee to them should be
turned out and should net be protected.
Fourthly. The claims of merchants and others against the Oman-
-is should be heard and decided as is j«st according to the Shareh.
Written at Muscat this fourteenth day of Moharram one thousand
three hundred thirty nine HiJ rah corresponding to twenty-eighth day