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Riyadh (someone Else's answer <---- )

Who answered Riyadh is wrong... Riyadh is not even in Qatar. Qatar is a different country and Riyadh is a city in Saudi Arabia (in fact Riyadh is Saudi Arabia's Capital) The main city i would say is Doha, which contains most of the attractions..

For example, The Museum of Islamic Art and The Museum of Weaponry. And a Famous Beach : "The Katara Beach".

Qatari women, especially older ones, wear the "abayah". Which is a long black cover-up that covers the entire body and a he jib which is a head covering.

Yes, the Embassy of Qatar is in Abuja, Nigeria.

half past a monkeys arss and a quarter to its balls

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To attest your MBBCh (Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery) documents at the Embassy of Qatar, you typically need to provide the original degree certificate, a transcript of your academic records, and any relevant professional qualifications or certificates. Additionally, you may need to submit a copy of your passport and complete an application form provided by the embassy. It's advisable to check the specific requirements on the official embassy website or contact them directly, as requirements may vary.

Chairman: Hamad bin Thamer bin Thani Al Thani.

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May-August

Yes, there are various beautiful beaches in Al Wakra, Al Khor, Sealine and Ducan. The best time for the beach is late spring.

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about 12000 riyl

If you fly out of Washington DC Dulles the flight time is around 13-14 hours nonstop.

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4hr 30min Chennai (MAA) to Doha (DOH) nonstop by Qatar Airways.

They chop off there heads in what we call the courthouse square

Nalle means good

naale means tomorrow

First u need to get a police clearance certificate from Bahrain traffic department

More than you might think for a dry arid country, actually. There are tonnes of red foxes - smaller than their European cousins - although you are not likely to see them. More rarer are Rueppell's Sand Fox. In the last few years two rare animals have been sighted - the honey badger and the sand cat. You'll also find Ethiopean hedgehogs - these are very brave, and will even attack poisonous reptiles.

There are snakes, although these are mostly not very dangerous and rarely seen. There are also lizards of all sizes, including large monitor lizards, and of course the rodents which these reptiles feed upon. Bats inhabit the peninsula too, and a recent Qatar Natural History Group trip disturbed a roomful of large bats while poking around an old fort.

i seem to notice that the last entered answer for this question did not mention the fennec foxes (scientifically known as the fennec zerbra). they are known to be very adapted to the desert conditions of qatar, as they use their "gigantic" ears as air-conditioners!!!