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Qataris (Arabic: قطريون) are the
nationals of the
State of Qatar,
located on the
northeastern coast of the
Arabian Peninsula in the
Middle East. Herodotus...
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century and many
Qataris abandoned their Bedouin traditions in
favor of more
urban lifestyles. Due to the
increasing number of
Qataris who
began receiving...
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traditional sweetener.
Preceding the
commencement of
fasting during Ramadan,
Qataris engage in
preparatory rituals and
communal gatherings,
exemplified by the...
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modern Qatari art
movement emerged in the mid-20th century, as a
result of the new-found
wealth acquired from oil
exports and the
subsequent modernization...
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Qatari clothing is
similar to
other countries in the
Arabian Peninsula,
typically consisting of a ghutra, agal, and
thawb for men, and an
abaya and shayla...
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Qatari riyal (sign: QR in Latin, ر.ق in Arabic; ISO code: QAR) is the
official currency of the
State of Qatar. It is
divided into 100
dirhams (Arabic:...
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maintenance capacity. Nevertheless, an
increasing number of
young Qataris have been
trained as
pilots and technicians. The past
decade saw Qatar...
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Natives of the
Arabian Peninsula, many
Qataris (Arabic: قطريون) are
descended from a
number of
migratory Arab
tribes that came to
Qatar in the 18th century...
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November 2015). "GFI bientôt racheté par les
Qataris de
Mannai Corporation" [GFI soon to be
acquired by
Qataris from
Mannai Corporation]. Le
Monde Informatique...
- 12 teams, it
operates on a
system of
promotion and
relegation with the
Qatari Second Division (QSD), with the
lowest ranked club at the end of the QSL...
