Kumzari, the unknown lnaguage

For several intertwined reasons, Omanis as well as people in the Gulf States and other parts of the Arab World envision Kumzari as a tribe only, having nothing to do with its existence as a spoken language used by Kumzaris in their everyday communication. Here I take the chance to give a glimpse about Kumzari to familiarize the reader with this exotic language.
Background Information
Kumzari is one of several minority languages spoken in Oman such as Swahili, Harsosi, Bathari, Baluchi, Habyot, Mehri, and Jabali; most of which are named after the tribes speaking them as their mother tongues. These languages differ in the number of speakers and thus the degree of language endangerment. While some have been documented and given some linguistic exploration, others are left behind and not given their due linguistic exploration. Among these lesser-known languages is Kumzari spoken in a small village of Kumzar near the Strait of Hermuz in the northern part of Oman as well as in Khasab and other cities in the Musandam Peninsula. The following map shows the location in which Kumzari language is mainly spoken.