Greet people with ‘Ramadan Kareem’ or ‘Mubarak Alaikum Al Shahar’
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Ramadan in Qatar is an experience to behold. Join us in celebrating the spirit of togetherness during the holy month of Ramadan.
This Ramadan, enjoy vibrant events lined up, experience the dedicated venues prepared exclusively for the occasion and make the most of incredible offers and deals for Iftar, Suhoor and luxury staycations.
Exciting Ramadan deals and offers
Celebrate the Holy Month of Ramadan with your loved ones and enjoy exciting offers on serene staycations, Iftar and Suhoor meals, and more.
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Suhoor before dawn
Suhoor is the meal Muslims eat before sunrise to help them maintain a fast until sunset.
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Iftar after sunset
Muslims break the daily fast after sunset with a wholesome meal enjoyed with family.
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Celebrating Eid-Al-Fitr
Muslims come together with loved ones for a feast of traditional dishes.
An eventful Ramadan in Qatar
Ramadan in Qatar is a magical time of reflection with lights and artful decorations creating a vibrant mood across the country. It is also a time where Qataris welcome visitors from all over the world to explore local customs and traditions. The unforgettable festivities begin even before the start of the Holy Month and continues until the celebration of Eid-al-Fitr.
Ramadan events
Check out some of the best events happening in Doha and beyond.
Frequently asked questions
Eating, drinking or smoking in public between sunrise and sunset are prohibited during the fasting hours (from dawn to dusk).
Note: most restaurants and cafes remain closed during these times.
The country will be adorned with traditional Ramadan markets, several Iftar tents, Ramadan activities for everyone and events to mark these festivities.
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Traditions in Qatar
The majlis is a central feature of Qatari life. Located by the home, this is where individuals meet to discuss pressing topics, functioning much like a salon in Western Europe.
Most beautiful and unique mosques of Qatar
A spiritual journey to a destination marked by artistic beauty, culture, and heritage
Eid traditions in Qatar
After Ramadan, the month-long period of fasting comes the feasting that heralds Eid Al Fitr.
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