الصولاة : من الألعاب الشعبية في عمان

Abstract EN

Mr.

Soory begins his article by indicating that people’s games are a means of transmiting a people's culture, which practically enables the individual to gain values and new behavioral patterns that express the values of his people.

Such games, he adds, are the product of their own environment, and many of them are similar to people’s games in neighboring countries.

Then he turns to describe the Sola game and hastens to say that this *Omani game is deeply rooted in Arab history.

He then emphasizes the fact that clean games bear moral values, serve special functions and have special tools for their practice.

Finally, he describes the stages of practicing the Sola game between two parties at a spacious place.