(or Les relations entre Oman et la France (1715-1905)) is a historical book by Sultan Bin Muhammad Al-Qasimi, chronicling the diplomatic and commercial interactions between Oman and France, particularly focusing on the rivalry with Britain for influence in the Gulf and East Africa, using extensive archival documents. The study highlights French mercantile goals, Omani rulers' strategic maneuvering (like Sayyid Sa'id playing France against Britain), and the impact of major events like Napoleon's Egyptian campaign.