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Abu Omar (Arabic: عمر أبو), officially the Emirate of Abu Omar, is an emirate occupying a small section of the south coast on the Pellina island. It is bordered by Abu Hana to the east, Muhtaseb to the north and Haythamia to the north-west.
 
Abu Omar (Arabic: عمر أبو), officially the Emirate of Abu Omar, is an emirate occupying a small section of the south coast on the Pellina island. It is bordered by Abu Hana to the east, Muhtaseb to the north and Haythamia to the north-west.
  
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Revision as of 13:35, 5 April 2007

The Emirate of Abu Omar
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National flag Coat of Arms
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Motto Dominus illuminatio mea.
Capital Ajaquman
Languages
  - Official
  - Unofficial

Arabic,
English
Government
  Sultan -
 

Mohammed ibn Al-Quuadi
Area
 
 

183,885 km²
71,479 sq mi
Region Saint Holden
Accession to Union of St Holden 1934
Population
 - Total (2007)

19,000,000
National animal
Tiger
Currency Rudolph
International abbreviation ABO
Internet TLD .aabo
Calling Code +212

Abu Omar (Arabic: عمر أبو), officially the Emirate of Abu Omar, is an emirate occupying a small section of the south coast on the Pellina island. It is bordered by Abu Hana to the east, Muhtaseb to the north and Haythamia to the north-west.


History

Administrative divisions

Economy

Geography

Population

Culture

Abu Omar explicitly uses Wahhabi law as the basis of its government, and the vast majority of its citizens follow this specific Islamic doctrine. Wahhabism is a puritanical version of Islam which takes a literal interpretation of the Qur'an and the Sunnah. Wahhabism takes a more tolerant form in Abu Omar than in other puritanical Muslim nations.

Almost all Omarian women wear the black abaya; the government, however, does not impose the style universally. The abaya is mainly passed down from generation to generation and is still present because of the traditional values of the country.


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