It includes various topics such as Sharia instruments, the Baghdadi rule, a model of the Messenger’s message, may God bless him and grant him peace, to the people of Oman, a model of the sermon of Abu Bakr al-Siddiq, may God be pleased with him, and others, which were arranged according to the time periods of their writing, in addition to ancient writing tools such as the inkwell, pencil case, and others, and another section for musical instruments that were extracted from The sea includes large shells, parts of animal bones, and old knives.

Such as cups, saws, and nails from which ships were made at that time, and the diver’s equipment for extracting pearls, and seashells and music shells that were used in air blowing. Also among the collectibles are mill tools of all kinds, and leather goods, as well as ancient textiles, the most famous of which is the “shawl,” which was famous for its weaving. Sohar state in the past.

It includes rare coins from ancient Omani coins, including issues from Zanzibar during the expansion of the Omani Empire in the past. The first issue is “Sijili”, which means the head of the governors to this day. Also included are the “French penny” and “Ariya”, which are complementary currencies to the penny. It is characterized by being close to white gold in its shape and design and to ancient Indian coins, and the reason is due to the trade exchange in that time period.

The most famous and rarest is the “Captain’s Scale,” which was used in the past to weigh heavy objects, in addition to a corner for traditional ships, including the “Hori” and the “Shasha.”

It contains pottery jars that were made in North Batinah, jars made of red pottery and are intended for cooking because they can withstand high temperatures, jars for storing water and other liquids, in addition to Chinese porcelain and tins, as well as some utensils used to store medicines in the past.