The Ajman National Museum represents one of the main tourist attractions in the City. It is also one of the most important historical forts which was used as a stronghold for the emirate's leadership. History states that it was also relied upon as a first line of defense against attacks and was later used as a palace until 1970. The museum showcases traditional professions and customs of the old days of the emirate, various collections of archeological artifacts, manuscripts, ancient weapons, besides the traditional medicine and religious practices of the bygone times.
The Ajman Fort is believed to be built in the late 18th century, It was built with local materials such as coral stones of the sea and gypsum, while special tree trunks brought from East Africa has been used for the ceiling. There is a huge arch built on two stands on top of its large gates, made of honey-coloured sandstones. It has been described as one of the most beautiful citadels in Ajman.
There are several religious sites in Ajman, the most prominent of them being the Sheikh Zayed Ajman Mosque. The rich architecture of the Mosque is impressive. The Mosque is said to have been built for Late Sheikh Rashid bin Humaid Al Nuaimi, by his son and current Ruler of Ajman, Humaid bin Rashid Al Nuaimi. The Mosque is a major landmark in Ajman City.
Yet another popular attraction in Ajman is the Dhow Yard. Here, visitors can bear witness to dhows being built in a traditional manner. The work here is not limited to just dhows, as modern speed boats are also built, mainly to compete in the Dubai Speed Boat Races. The Ajman Dhow Yard us the world's largest boat building yard, and biggest dhow building center.
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