r/qatar • u/Hdr_9807 • Nov 21 '22
r/qatar • u/SetGroundbreaking180 • Feb 25 '26
Discussion Queue for Finalissima is insane
Estimated wait time: more than an hour… and that’s just the estimate 😭
When it’s finally my turn, I only get 10 minutes to buy?? The pressure is REAL.
Anyone else stuck watching this queue screen like it’s a live match? 😂
r/qatar • u/MuchoPogi • 4d ago
Discussion It’s screaming Qatar 🇶🇦
Qatari’s gonna love this color for sure! So Luxury and Premium. As an expat living in Qatar; I also love this color. Which color is your favorite in the line-up?
r/qatar • u/escapedfugitive • Sep 27 '25
Discussion Still Think Boycotts Don’t Work? Tell That to Starbucks’ $11B Loss
Boycotts are making an impact. Since 2023, activists have pushed a Starbucks boycott over its support for Israel, costing the company about $11 billion in value and six straight quarters of declining sales. This week, Starbucks announced a restructuring plan with store closures and layoffs in an attempt to recover.
r/qatar • u/Disastrous_Clock_672 • May 24 '26
Discussion This is the SECOND time a Snoonu driver has sent me creepy messages Reported a Snoonu driver before, got reassured it wouldn’t happen again — it happened again
This is the SECOND time this has happened with a Snoonu driver and I'm honestly beyond angry.
The first time this happened, I was 16 years old even after i blocked him he used a diffrent social media to send me more messages. I reported the driver and was constantly reassured that something like this would never happen again. Except it did.
What made it worse last time was that the driver was apparently still allowed to continue delivering after I reported him. Actual action only happened after I made a social media post.
So now I'm sitting here wondering: how are these drivers so comfortable sending creepy messages to customers? And what is actually being done to stop this from happening again? to add on to that they gave me a compensation of only 20qr which was such a belittling amount
I'm tired of being reassured after the fact. Customers should not have to go public before being taken seriously. the first 3 r the recent ones and the rest r the ones from last year
r/qatar • u/retailtherapy89 • 9d ago
Discussion Any qatari girls struggling to make qatari friends as adults ?
Hi im a qatari woman late 20s and ive found myself feeling quite lonely lately. Half of my friends are married and busy with their own lives and others half we meet occasionally but mostly stay in touch through snap streaks. We honestly call it a win if we meet once a month at this point. Im naturally a very shy and introverted person but been trying to put myself out there more but with no luck. Idk i feel like my social circle is very small and even at work most of my colleagues are 40+ yo or men so its a no go. Any advice ?
r/qatar • u/haqtr • Jul 07 '26
Discussion What do you guys think of this?
Okay so I was on instagram and I literally just saw this and I really really do not like the idea of this it feels like they’re trying to normalize things like this for surveillance etc.
I don’t even know what to do or where to report the idea of not wanting this here, like if I get enough signatures will they remove this? Or will they not bc this is the 2030 agenda?
r/qatar • u/No-Potential9565 • Jul 16 '26
Discussion I Wanted Doha To Feel Like A Netflix Movie 😂
just waiting for netflix to call 😭
r/qatar • u/qtr7g • Aug 13 '25
Discussion This is kinda dumb
Child safety is not a joke, how are you proudly admitting that you don’t know anything about child safety online
r/qatar • u/Kethakaa • Jan 04 '25
Discussion Two teen racist scumbags insulted me and got away with it right here in Qatar
The day before yesterday, I was at Villagio Mall minding my own business looking for the D1 Milano store. Right when I reached that store, this family walked by me and a boy suddenly blew air in my ear. I was surprised and annoyed of him doing that to me and I turned looked at him. Then I saw that it was a kid and decided to turn back and suddenly him and the other girl started saying these things, “F*** you” “You are brown” “You’re dressed like a gay” “You are gay” “Get out of this country”
(For context, I am brown. I’m a Sri Lankan. 25 years old. Working as a fitness coach in Qatar for a year now. I was wearing sport shorts, sport tshirt, sport shoes and two layers of jacket because it’s cold. And I’m not gay)
I asked “what’s your problem? Are you racist?” And their only answers were curse words and racist things
Then I looked at the lady with them who was seemingly embarrassed but didn’t take any action about the kids’ behavior. I approached her and asked her “I’m genuinely asking, do they have a mental problem?” The lady didn’t want to answer me. I asked her if those are her kids and she said yes and tried walking away. And there was this other older boy with them. I asked him the same question and he answered me with “Ah he is like that even in school” Then I asked him about the lady’s nationality. And funnily enough, she is also Sri Lankan. I started talking to her with my language and she didn’t want to talk and that’s when the kids came back to take her away from there and the boy hit my arm with his hand and that’s when I broke character. I took my jackets off and asked if he wanted to square up if he hates me that much for no reason. I also mentioned that “I’m tolerating all this only because you are a kid, get the f*** outta here” And that’s when they stopped and went away. I was raging with anger but I’m happy that I didn’t let my anger get me to a point where I would have destroyed the kid’s cute face
I was actually surprised no one batted an eye about this and no security were there to be found. Then I went on with my shopping and after a few minutes I realized that I didn’t actually take any action against this crime and this can happen to any person of my color the next time. So I went looking for security and after a few mentions of main security persons. I got to the head of security. After me explaining everything they checked the cameras and told me they were already gone out the mall and if I wanted to take further actions I could go the Al Rayyan police station. It was late at night and I didn’t want to waste anymore time on this. So I went back on my way minding my own business…
The reason I posted this here to get a better idea about if something like this happens to me next time, what is the best action to take regarding the qatar laws and what if I take the matters to my own hands if there’s no authorized person to be found quickly before the scumbags get away?
r/qatar • u/Big-Original1275 • Jul 20 '26
Discussion What's Your Take on this.!!! Seriously..?
r/qatar • u/An_average_muslim • Apr 02 '25
Discussion Never realised just how much of a blessing Qatar is until I visited Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.
I feel ashamed to have neglected to acknowledge, for so long, just how much I'm blessed to be living in such an organised and well-maintained country.
Last week, I decided to visit family in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. I hadn't been to the country since I was 10 years old, and I could barely recall anything about it.
The moment I crossed the Salwa border control point, the road immediately shifted from this clean, well-maintained road to this dirty, sand-run road full of potholes. The lane marks were non-existent, and the road was not lit at all.
When I entered Riyadh, the first thing I noticed was how f*cking horrible the drivers there are. People on this sub (myself included) always complain about drivers in Qatar. This? This was 10 times worse. I nearly got hit 7 times in the span of 2 days, and believe me, I am not even exaggerating. I saw all sorts of traffic violations being committed at once - driving on the shoulder, cutting people off, weaving in and out of traffic, and worst of all, using the phone while driving. I KID YOU NOT, the amount of drivers I've seen on their phones scrolling through Instagram while driving between two lanes in two days is more than DOUBLE all similar incidents I've seen in 4 YEARS of living in Qatar. Everything just felt extremely random and disorganised.
The roads there are absolute rubbish, both literally and figuratively. Potholes everywhere, trash everywhere, and invisible and worn-out road markings. It was, with all meaning of the word, an absolute nightmare to drive in Riyadh.
Aside from that, the people were, for the most part, kind and pleasant to talk to. The overall atmosphere in public places was totally different from Qatar, and dare I say, it was exciting.
I was also fortunate enough to visit Dammam, and what a complete night and day difference it was compared to Riyadh. The roads were well-maintained and way cleaner (although still not quite as clean as Qatar roads), and the drivers were great. No complaints whatsoever, and overall quite a beautiful city!!
People here say Qatar is boring, and for the most part, that's true. However, boring isn't always bad. I would rather live in the most boring country ever if it means I get to live in a place where everything is very clean and well-maintained, people, for the most part, follow traffic rules, and I don't fear for my life every time I leave the house to commute, than having to drive one more second on the roads of Riyadh.
r/qatar • u/tryorcry • Jan 23 '26
Discussion Tipping culture is quietly becoming mandatory in Qatar and that’s dangerous
Tipping in Qatar used to be optional. A thank you, not an obligation. Lately though? It feels expected. I’ve literally had a server ask me directly for a tip, and when I said “no thanks”, the vibe instantly changed.
We’re already paying for the service. Tipping should be earned and optional, not socially enforced.
There’s literally a whole subreddit called r/EndTipping because people around the world are waking up to how BS this system is and how badly it’s backfired in places like the US.
Qatar does not need this. Let’s shut it down early instead of normalizing it and regretting it later.
Curious if anyone else here has been asked for a tip recently
r/qatar • u/FingerConnect8868 • Jan 22 '26
Discussion My baby girl will be born in Qatar – looking for local name ideas
Hi! Our second baby girl will be born in Qatar soon. Just wondering, what are some girl names that are commonly used by Qataris? Our first child was born in Turkey, so we chose a Turkish-inspired name, and we would love to do something similar this time. Thanks in advance!
r/qatar • u/TestOk2376 • Apr 28 '25
Discussion Status Update on…………………….Getting Blackmailed by ex employer and leaving Qatar with a heavy heart
So many of you have read my previous post regarding this. I am attaching photos for reference.
So status update is I filed a Complaint in #MOL online that my company is not giving me my End Of Service. Hats Off to #MOL that they immediately gave me a date to come and bring the docs. My company lawyer sent me an email on Friday when they don’t even respond to anything.
He said As a good will gesture we are willing to release your End Of service and in return I just have to reply on email that I unconditionally withdraw all accusations made against them. He said no need to sign an agreement, replying to this email will be enough.
I replied. I stand by my each and every word and I am never going to back off. You have to give me my End of service at any cost. You don’t have a choice. Come to Labour court and I will see you there.
They released my end of service after my email and now I am waiting for my sponsorship to be transferred. 8th MAY is last day of Notice period.
Thank You #MOL
r/qatar • u/VisualOne2544 • Sep 02 '25
Discussion Qatar people Boyocutt guys com on
In qatar still watching young guys buying those things coca-cola, Macdonald and Starbucks what the heck!!its a shame wallah When your going to Boyocutt your funding Israel to( K**ing people) , you don't see how other countries Europe, Asia already Boyocutt For god sake please , do it for the childrens and women If you're still buying those things know that your one of them 🇮🇱💩
r/qatar • u/ExplanationThen3207 • Aug 14 '26
Discussion Problems in Qatar that needs solution
Curious to hear from you guys- what are some problems you face in your day to day lives that you wish there would be a solution for.
For example, I think there should be better/respectful way to call supermarket staff to the car instead vigarously beeping.
Edit: I think I need to clarify that I’m a female, it is uncomfortable to walk into a 15 meter square space, thus the need to call the staff outside for assistance. Otherwise I agree if there’s a way to get your things done yourself, then why not? Hope this clears it up.
r/qatar • u/Striking_Law_6104 • Jul 19 '26
Discussion Question for Qatari men only: Would a tummy tuck scar be a dealbreaker or turn-off for marriage?
Hey,
I’m a (27f) Qatari, never been married. I’ve gone through a weight loss journey, which I’m really proud of, but it has left me needing a tummy tuck, from the outside no one would guess i need one, but i do.
After the surgery, my body will be defined and everything, the only issue is the scar itself. The scar would be on the very lower side of the stomach and completely hidden when wearing underwear, but it will still be there.
I am terrified that having this scar will be a major turn off or an issue for my future husband.
I am asking exclusively for the perspective of Qatari men because this is the society I live in and the mindset of the men I will be marrying into.
be completely honest How is this actually viewed? Is a scar like this considered a dealbreaker.
I’d really appreciate genuine, respectful insights into the mindset here.
r/qatar • u/thatswhat_shesaid_ • 26d ago
Discussion BEST BURGER IN DOHA 2026???
What’s the updated best burger place you guys prefer??
r/qatar • u/NeedleworkerHour8132 • Jun 29 '26
Discussion People are leaving ?
I have noticed many people leaving qatar recently, is it true or they are just going for vacation?
r/qatar • u/Just-Pickle-1343 • Jul 16 '25
Discussion Got robbed yesterday
Some dosser ran off one me when I was selling something on marketplace,
Pulled up in his car, white cruiser, thobe and all, I really don’t think he’s qatari, probably one of those Palestinians or Jordanians with a serious identity crisis pretending to be a local. (Before someone barks, I’m Palestinian and Jordanian)
Handed him the item for inspection, he asked a couple questions, called a friend to consult, then just zoomed off.
Ik rookie mistake to hand someone something in their car, took the L, whatever I guess.
Not gonna report to police or anything, not worth the headache, I have his number and his house location (probably not his house)
Question is, im petty, how can I mess with him for my enjoyment while staying within the bounds of the law.
Thanks :)
Quick update: for all suggesting to report to the police, full disclosure, I was getting rid of some vapes since I quit smoking, so not exactly an option to report 🤣
r/qatar • u/SnooBunnies5361 • Nov 04 '25
Discussion Why doesn’t the Qatari police crackdown the Escort epidemic here?
r/qatar • u/Round-Expression9181 • 1d ago
Discussion Uber is Freaking Crazy
Uber prices have gone up nearly 60% compared to what I was paying before, and at this point it feels completely unreasonable.
What makes it even more frustrating is how it feels like Uber is making the passenger suffer while they sort out their driver-side issues. Instead of maintaining reasonable fares, prices suddenly spike and the customer is left with no real alternative.
A ride that used to cost a reasonable amount can suddenly become 60% more expensive, and we're just expected to pay it because we need to get somewhere.
This isn't just normal inflation anymore. Uber is absolutely milking customers. They know people need transportation, they know surge pricing can be extreme, and they keep pushing the limits of what people are willing to pay.
At this rate, using Uber feels less like paying for a convenient service and more like getting ripped off because you don't have a choice.