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Congratulations! To serve you better everyday al mazyona Winner’s Celebrations - September Congratulations! MARWA MUBARAK AZAN MUBARAK HAMED ABRAHAM THOMAS N . A . KH . AL BALUSHI YOUNIS SULAIMAN MOHAMMED SULTAN SAID SALIM MAHMOOD RASHID ALI MOHAMMED ALI BADRIYA KHALFAN MATAR HAMDOON AL MANJI AL KALBANI Ghala Industrial Buraimi MOHAMMED ABDULKAREEM HAMEED AL HAJRI KHALIFA AL FAHDI AL AAMRI AL WASHAHI Ibra Firq Industrial Dibba Al Biya Baushar Maabelah Industrial Marfaa Daris Izki Safalat Ibra Salary Transfer - RO 500 each for 1 year Special Monthly Prize - RO 20,000 each A . N . AL KHARUSI - SQU THURAIYA SAID HAREB AL MAHRUQY - Al Khuwair KHALID SAIF SULAIMAN A . A . S . KASHOB ISEHAQ SALIM ISSA SAID SAIF SAID AL LAMKI NASSER & SULEIMAN HILAL MUSLEM A . S . S . AL HOKANI SALIM HUMAID HASSAN MERSAMMA SHAJI NASSER ISSA NASSER AL SUBHI Salalah 23rd July Street Seeb Mawaleh Qurum HUWAISHAL AL KIYUMI Ruwi AL NAAMANI THOMAS AL HASHMI Al Khuwair Al Bidaya Al Khoudh Athaiba Roundabout Jaalan Bani Bu Ali al jawhar Privilege banking - RO 10,000 each Special Monthly Prize - RO 50,000 each B . M . A . AL LAWATI - Sarooj ABDUL RAHMAN HILAL NASSER AL RASBI - Al Kamil H . F . SULTAN NASSER SAID RASHED KHALID HUSSAIN NAVEED ABDULLAH ALI MUSABAH S . S . SAID H . A . YAKAN R . A . M . AL BALUSHI ABDUL RAHIMAN N . GH . S . AL JAHWARI Y . M . A . AL RAISI Wadi Kabir AL SANANI Maabelah Industrial AL NOFLI Hatat House MBD South Sohar MUHAMED ASHARAF Athaiba Roundabout Muscat Quriyat Sohar Suwaiq asalah Priority banking - RO 20,000 each NABEELA KHAMIS MOZA SAIF AMUR REEM SALEH HABIB AQEELA MOHD HASSAN ZAKIA NASSER SAUD AMAL AHMED ESSA AIDA HAMED SAID AMIRA MAHFOODH NOORA SAIF SULTAN ZAINAB SAID MANDHAR GHULAM AL BALUSHI AL SHARYANI AL MAAWALI SQU AL SHABIBI AL RIYAMI AL JAFARI HAMED AL HASANI AL HOSNI AL MANDHARI Athaiba 18th November Al Rustaq Ruwi High Street Al Muladdah Izki Al Ashkhara MBD Mawaleh Royal Opera House zeinah - RO 1,000 each Children’s Birthday Prize – RO 100 each ISSA AHMED SAID AL SHAQSI YOUSUF YASSER MOHAMMED AL AJMI HADEEL HAFIDH HAMOOD AL JUFAILY HAMZA HAMED MOHAMMED AL HOOTI MOHAMMED ABDULLAH SAID AL HINAI Bahla City Center Mawaleh Al Amerat Al Khoudh TALIN WAIL MOHAMED AL SALEH RAFEEF ADNAN KHAMIS AL BULUSHI MALAK NASSER SALEEM AL ABRAWI ARYAM SAMI MATAR BAIT HUMAID SHAJOON OMAR FADHIL AL SAADI Baushar SQU Sur Al Sharia Mirbat Musanna GASAN SALIM A/C SALIM SARAH BADAR SALIM KHAMIS SAIF KHAMIS OMAR SULAIMAN ALI ZAINAB SADIQ JAFFAR ABDULRAHMAN SAIF AHMED ARIF AHMED ALI SULTAN MOHSIN SAJA BADAR NASSER ABRAR IBRAHIM AL BUSAFI ALKAABI AL SHAMMAKHI AL AJMI ALI AL MAQBALI AL HASHMI AL LAWAT AL HOSNI MOHAMMED Seeb Mina Al Fahal Mahda Ibri Jubail Musanna Al Hayal Burj Al Sahwa Barka Souq Sohar Manah WEAM NASEER DARWISH LALY FAISAL SAID RAYAN SAID ABDULLAH ABDUL RAHMAN KHALFAN THUWAINI HARIB SULAIMAN ABDULSALLAM MOHAMMED HUSSAIN RAYA ABDULLAH KHAMIS ZAKARIYA HAMED AL WALEED KHALID AL AZRI AL ABRI AL HADHRAMI IBRAHIM THUWAINI AL SAIDI AL BALUSHI MOHAMED AL KHANBASHI ZAKARIYA AL UMAIRI HUMAID AL SAIDI Manah Al Hamra Qalaat Al Awamir Mawaleh MSQ Buraimi Main Road Bahla Souq Murtaffat Saham Rusayl Al Hayal ABEER ALI NASSER ABDUL AZIZ SALIM AL AYHAM SAMI SAIF MOHAMMED SAUD SALEH OMAR NASSER MASOUD ZULFA QASIM MOHAMMED MOROOJ NASSER SALEEM NEHAL KHAMIS RAWAN NASSER KHALFAN FATMA ABDULLA NASSER AL QUSAIMI NASSER AL KALBANI AL BATASHI ALRIYAMI AL NAABI AL SALMI AL ABRAWI MOHAMMED AL SUBHI AL NABHANI AL LAWATI Firq Al Hayal Al Amerat Izki Al Hamra Marfaa Daris Sur Al Sharia Mahaj Marfaa Daris Falaj Al Qabail Children’s monthly prize draw - RO 100 each KHAMIS SAID MALAAK MOHAMMED MANOJ KUMAR BAJAR MAHMOOD SULAIMAN SALEH HAMOOD AHMED NASSER AAMIR KHALFAN ISHRAQ SAID SALIM AL YAQDHAN KHALID KTHYA SALIM SAIF MIAAD AL MOTASEM Bidiya SALIM AL JABRI Al Khuwair MOHAMED Samad Al Shan AL SIYABI AL AZRI NASSER AL HINAAI Al Bidaya NASSER AL HILALI Wadi Kabir Al Amerat Samail Al Khuwair SQU Al Rustaq MOHAMMED SALIM ABDULLAH AHMED ALI AHAD MUBARAK MARWAN KHALIFA AYMAN SAID HARIB MOHAMMED MUSABAH SAIF SALIM SAIF ABDUL RAHMAN RASHID MOHAMMED ABDULLAH ALMUR AHMED RAJAB ABDULLAH AL KHARUSI SULAIMAN ABDULLAH AL SHEKAILI AL AAMRI MOHAMMED AL HARTH HUMAID MOHAMMED AL SHEHHI Al Wushail Athaiba 18th November Tharmad City Center Qalaat Al Awamir Mahda Al Kamil Ibri Al Iraqi Al Wushail Khaboura SALIM OBAID MOHAMMED MOHAMMED ALI AAMIR AMAL SAID SULAIMAN ZUWAINA YASSER MANDHR JUMA SAID HIBA ABDULLAH SALIM AL MUAAYAD SALEEM KHALIL KHAMIS AHMED ABDULLAH AQEEL ALAWI FOOZIYA AAMIR SAUD New Jaalan Bani Bu Ali AL HINAAI AL NADABI MARHOON AL BREIKI Manah MATTAR AL SULTI BA OMAR Lizough Al Hamra Izki Maabelah Industrial Saham Corniche Ibri Souq Quriyat Salalah 23rd July Street HAMOOD SULAIYAM MUNDHIR SAID SALIM AMIRA MARHOON RASHID SALIM SULTAN SALIM MALIYAKA SAID ZUWAINA KHALFAN SALIM AHMED ABDALLAH AMJAD SALIM RASHID SULAIMAN MOHAMMED MUHANNAD SAID HUMAID SULTAN AL SHUKAILI AL SIYABI Al Hejari Al Khoudh ABDULLAH AL HINAAI Athaiba 18th November KHAMIS AL ABRI SULAIMAN Al Khoudh Bahla Maabelah South Al Hamra Sohar Souk Ibri Al Iraqi Al Khadra Shababi - RO 100 each Special Monthly Prize - RO 5,000 each 2 winners from every region R . KH . A . AL NADABI AMUR ALI SALEEM AL HABSI VOLLI MOHAMED MUNAWAR ALI MOHAMMED ALI AL NABHANI ADNAN ABDUL HAQ IBRAHIM AL BALUSHI SQU Maabelah South Seeb Burj Al Sahwa Ghala THENAPPAN DEKSHINAMOORTHY SALIM MASOUD SULAIMAN AL BATTASHI HUMAID ZAAL ABDULLAH AL FARSI HADIL ABDUL SAHIB ABDUL ALI JUNAID IFTIKHAR KHAN Al Ghubrah Mina Al Fahal Al Khuwair MBD Ruwi High Street ALI MOHD ABDULLAH AL BALUSHI ABDULLAH AHMED ALI AL MAMARI JAMIL MOHAMMED ABDULLAH AL MALKI KARIMA ABDULLAH RASHID AL RIYAMI SHARIFA ALI HAMOOD AL TOOBI Sohar Falaj Al Qabail Barka Nakhal Firq FAKHARA SULAIMAN HAMED SALEM ABDULLAH AL NAABI S . N . S . AL RAWAHY FATHIYA NASSER SALIM AL KALBANI Z . H . S . AL MAHROUQI Nizwa IZKI Samail Yanqul Murtafat Ibri MOHAMMAD SULAIMAN HAMAD ZAID MANSOOR ZAID AL SHAHI ASALAM SAID ASALAM AL KATHIRI SAMUEL EDAYILEP KERAM ATOLLLAH Buraimi Main Road Khasab Salalah Industrial Salalah 23rd July Street Ibra ADIL SAID SALIM AL HAJRI SALEH JUMA HASOON AL ARAIMI FAHAD SAID MUBARAK AL BAHILOULI Bidiya Sur Al Sharia Sur Al Sharia MOHAMMED SAIF KHALID RASHEED WASEEM YOUSUF SAID TAMIMA RASHID MOHAMMED NASSER DAWOUD HAMED YOUSUF MOHAMMED MANSOOR NASSER YAQOUB SALEH NASSER SAMI SULAIMAN ALI RASHID AL HABSI SAIF AL HABSI AL BALUSHI HAMOOD AL DUGHAISHI ABDULLAH MOHAMMED AL OMAIRI SAIF AL MAQBALI MANSOOR ALHARTHI AL HARTHI AL WAILI SQU SQU Maabelah South SQU SQU Al Khoudh SQU Al Khoudh SQU RGO KHALFAN RABIA SUWAID HAMMOOD A/C AMEERA HAMOOD HUMAID RASHID MOHD RASHID FATMA ABDULLAH TH . TH . SHIHAB HAMDAN MANSOOR ALI MUBARAK SALIM SHAMSA SAID SALIM MOHD HAMOUD HAMED AL SIYABI HAMOOD MOHAMMED AL BADI AL AUFI AL BARWANI Markaz Bahja HAMDAN AL JABRI AL TARIFI AL ABRAWI AL AMRI Burj Al Sahwa Seeb Seeb Seeb Burj Al Sahwa Seeb Mawaleh Head Office Seeb ISSA ABDULLAH AHMED KHADIJA KHALFAN ABDULLAH RASHID SAIF ALI MUSALLAM MAHAD AHMED ABDULLAH SALIM HUMAID SALIM SAIF SALIM KHALFAN HAMOOD SALEH HABIB MUSALLAM SALIM SAID ABDUL HAMID MOHAMED Muscat AL BALUSHI SUROOR AL HABSI AL SHAAIBI AL MAASHANI HAMOOD AL SHUKAILI AL AWAISI AL NABHANI AL RUZAIQI AL OBAIDANI AL BALUSHI Athaiba Roundabout Baushar Al Amerat Al Ghubrah Al Ghubrah Ghala Athaiba Roundabout Quriyat Al Ghubrah Ghala Industrial Q . M . B . AL MUKHAINI LAILA MUSTAFA SALEEM ABDULLAH SAIF ALI HAMIDA AHMED AWAD MOHAMMED KHAMIS RUWA MOHAMED SAID SAID ALI MASOUD USMAN ANWAR IKRAM ALSAID IBRAHIM ZAHRA ALI AL LAWATI MSQ AL WARDI AL HATMI Al Khuwair AYIL AL SALTI AL RAHBI AL HINAI MUHAMMAD MSQ Al Khuwair Qurum Al Khuwair 33 Al Khuwair Al Khuwair Al Khuwair Al Khuwair ARIF NASIB AHMED ABDUL RAHMAN TAYI RAMANUJULU OMID NILCHIAN AZRA BEGUM MAQBOOL SULAIMAN PETER VINOD H . M . PAWANI EJAZ AHMED KHAN KHALID ALI ISSA AL RAISI ALI MOOSA AL RAEESI MBD Hatat House MUHAMMAD IBRAHIM Hatat House Corniche Hatat House AL BALUHSI Muscat Ruwi Ruwi MBD Wadi Kabir SALEH ALI SALEH FATIMA BEGUM SALIM AHMED SALIM MOZA MOHAMED ALI YAHYA ZAYID SAIF SAID MOHD SAID ZAHRA BAKHIT PAITHANKAR SAID RAJAB ABDULLAH ABDULLAH MOHAMMED North AL SHIBLI MOHAMMED AL JAHWARI AL MAMARI AL ABDULSALAM Sohar MAKTOUM AL SINANI PRASHANT AL MAIMANI ABDULLAH Batinah Sohar Murtaffat Saham Al Bidaya Liwa Saham Corniche Khaboura Sohar Murtaffat Saham Sohar SALIM HUMAID SAUD AAZIM SALIM ALI ABDULLA MARHOUN SAIF ALI SAIF AL SUBHI ASILA MUBARAK RASHID MOHAMMED NASSER AHMED BAKHIT RASHID KHALID JUMA SULAIMAN HUMAID SAID MAHMOUD SHEROO South AL RAWAHI AL BALUSH SALIM AL HATMI Barka Souq AL MAQBALI RASHID AL YAHYAI AL MAAMARI MOHAMMED AL BALUSHI AL SIYABI AL BULUSHI Batinah Barka Musanna Al Rustaq Suwaiq Al Ghashab Bataha Hilal Tharmad Al Wushail Barka Souq MAHMOUD AHMED SALEH RASHID MASOUD HAMDAN HAMOOD SAID HILAL HAMED HILAL HAMIDA SAIF HAMED ADIL HILAL HAMOOD DAWOOD SAIF ABDUL KAREEM SAID SALIM SAID SULAIMAN SALIM North A L ATTA AL ABRI AL JUNAIBI AL BUSAIDI AL FARQANI AL MAHROUQI MOHAMMED AL SIYABI MOHAMMED AL SINANI HAMOOD AL AFIFY Dakhiliya Nizwa Al Hamra Adam Firq Marfaa Daris Adam Firq Industrial Haima Marfaa Daris Nizwa KHAMIS KHALFAN MANSOOR MANSOOR HAMOOD HAMED SAID MOHAMMED SAIF HAMED NASSER AAMIR HAMED SULAIMAN SALIM HAMOOD SALIM ABDALLA SAID HAMEID SAID ALI SAID AL SIYABI AZIZ JABIR HAMOOD South HUMAID AL SHIYADI ALI AL WARDI AL HASHAMI MOHAMMED AL TOBI AL SULAIMI ABDULLAH AL RAHBI AL SIYABI Samail AL RASHDI Dakhiliya IZKI IZKI IZKI IZKI Samail Samail Samail Samail Samail SAID SALIM RASHID A . S . N . AL ZEIDI HAMED SULAIMAN SALMA ABDULLAH MOHAMMED SAEED ALI FREISH OBAID MASOUD AAISHA RASHID HAMED AAISHA HAMED MOOSA SULAIMAN SAID AHMED ABDALLAH Dhahirah AL KALBANI Yanqul AL SAADI KHAMIS AL MANDHARI Yanqul AL YAQOUBI AL FARSI MOHAMMED AL JASSASI AL JASSASI HAMOOD Ibri Al Iraqi Dhank Murtafat Ibri Ibri Jubail Yanqul Ibri Souq Murtafat Ibri Ibri Souq ABDULLAH NASSIR HASSAN AHMED MOHD SALIM HAMED RASHID SALAH MOHAMED TAHA RASHID SAIF ABDULLAH ALAM KHAN GHULAM & NAEF MOHAMMED SAID ABDULLAH SULAIMAN SAID ABDULLAH NASSIR Buraimi HAMAD Khasab AL KINDI Khasab AL KAABI ALLAH DAD ABDULLAH MOHAMMED AL BALUSHI SULAIMAN HAMAD Buraimi Main Road Buraimi Main Road Mahda Buraimi Main Road Khasab Dibba Al Biya Buraimi Buraimi Main Road SAID ABDULLAH HAZAA SAID MOHD H .
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