Charles praises Omanis in front of Sultan Haitham
Acceptance of King Charles III of Britain’s Nobel Prize Speech in a Widely Responded Social Media Wave, Referencing a Prophetic Hadith about the Morals of the People of Oman It was met with a broad wave of engagement across social media platforms, highlighting King Charles III’s speech during the Nobel Prize ceremony, in which he cited a prophetic hadith regarding the morals of the people of Oman. He said: "If the people of Oman were to come to you, they would neither insult you nor strike you." This statement was made during a dinner at Windsor Castle in honor of Sultan Hitham bin Tariq of Oman. The king emphasized Oman’s firm role in promoting regional peace and stability, praising the Sultanate’s efforts to safeguard the security of the Strait of Hormuz. Social media users commended the historic relationship between the two countries, reflecting the cultural and moral values of the Omani people, and saw the praise as an international acknowledgment of Oman’s contributions in the region.
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