Nakhoda Hamad bin Salem bin Mubarak bin Hamad Al Razeeqi

His first voyage was at the age of 14, aboard the ship (Al Khadra), during his father's lifetime. He owned a number of ships, some jointly with his brothers, among them: 1 = Al Baz: of the sambuk type, built by the sons of Al Shaqqaq. 2 = Al Fawz: of the sambuk type, with a capacity of about 150 tons. 3 = Al Mumtaz: of the sambuk type, with a capacity of about 80 tons. 4 = Abd Al Wahid: of the boom type, with a capacity of about 350 tons. Its original name was (Al Marzouq); it was nicknamed Abd Al Wahid because of a saying about it owing to its great size [Abd Al Wahid — its length and breadth are one], and it was built by the master builder (wustad mol) Yaqut bin Salim Al Ghailani. 5 = Al Mansour: of the boom type, with a capacity of about 150 tons. 6 = Al Matar: of the sambuk type, built in Malabar, India.

Reference: Hammoud bin Hamad bin Mohammed Al Ghailani — Maritime History and Shipbuilding in the Omani City of Sur — Arabic Press — 2006