Heavy rain in Qatar and the UAE resulted in flooding of some cities and neighbourhoods. The UAE military was deployed to help those affected by the floods in Fujairah, while residents of Qatar received safety tips from the Qatar Meteorology Department. pic.twitter.com/DJVwxRnqoI
— Middle East Eye (@MiddleEastEye) July 28, 2022
قسماً قسماً ..قسمـاً بمـن رفـع السـماء قسمـاً بمـن نشـر الضـياء
— الاتحاد القطري لكرة الطاولة (@qtta_qa) July 28, 2022
قطر ستـبـقى حـرة *** تسمـو بـروح الأوفــيـاء 🏓🇶🇦🥇🏆#TeamQatar | #Qatar #بطولة_غرب_آسيا_لتنس_الطاولة pic.twitter.com/8Z4NHp43u2
Thursday in Amman, Jordan, the Under-15 team from Qatar won the 2022 West Asian Table Tennis Championship.
Have you visited the Al Jassasiya Rock Carving Site? 🪨✨
— Visit Qatar (@VisitQatar) July 27, 2022
Located in the North-East of Qatar and discovered around 1957, it is the most impressive of Qatar’s dozen rock-carving sites, stretching across an area 700 meters wide!#VisitQatar #Qatar #Doha pic.twitter.com/gt9dqppPF0
Jules Joseph Lefebvre - Fatima. pic.twitter.com/yDEdFMgAPv
— Art Encyclopedia (@artenpedia) July 24, 2022
How does the heatwave in the UK compare to Qatar’s scorching summer temperatures?
— Al Jazeera English (@AJEnglish) July 20, 2022
Al Jazeera’s Cara Legg explains from the desert in Qatar 👇 pic.twitter.com/5ZqciedBVQ
Get ready for the 3rd edition of our Young Adults’ Summer Camp. Don’t miss out on the exciting line-up of activities we have planned!https://t.co/jeIbcPaxgO pic.twitter.com/HTOZyYQ0se
— مكتبة قطر الوطنية | Qatar National Library (QNL) (@QNLib) July 17, 2022
نحمدالله على الذهب والف مبروك علينا برشم كفو يا بو يوسف pic.twitter.com/wRAqs525tn
— المستشار / طلال منصور (@talalmansour_) July 19, 2022
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— Qatar Athletics Fed (@qatarathletics) July 19, 2022
Mutaz Barshim of Qatar won his third straight world high jump title with ease on Monday in Eugene, Oregon. He jumped a world-record 2.37 meters, and none of his competitors could come close.
Congrats !
The Qatari Calendar House announced the start of Jamrat Al-Qaiz season, which is the hottest season throughout the year, in which the heat is intense and the temperature reaches 50 degrees. The Qatari Calendar House indicated that the duration of the hot season is 39 days. pic.twitter.com/JaZl1WTnbF
— What's Goin On Qatar (@wgoqatar) July 17, 2022
The Qatari Calendar House said that Jamrat Al-Qaiz season had begun. This is the hottest time of the year, when the temperature reaches 50 degrees and the heat is very strong. From what the Qatari Calendar House said, the hot season lasts 39 days.
Laiba Abdul Basit, an 11-year-old student from Qatar, has set a Guinness World Record for being the youngest female to publish a book series. Laiba, from the southern Indian state of Kerala, achieved this feat after her second book was published on August 29, 2021, at the age of ten years and 164 days. Laiba wrote a fantasy story for kids called "Order of the Galaxy," which she turned into a three-book series. "The War for the Stolen Boy," the first book in this series, was published by Amazon and then by Lulu Online. The second book in the series, "The Snowflake of Life," was published by Tawasul International in Rome. The last book in the series, "The Book of Legends," was published by Lipi Publications in India. Lipi Publications also put out the second editions of both of her first and second books.
Picturesque moment captured 😍📸
— Visit Qatar (@VisitQatar) July 15, 2022
The Inland Sea is great for photography enthusiasts - the unique landscape of shining dunes merging with the blue sea offers the perfect backdrop 🤩
📸 @seefromthesky #VisitQatar #Qatar #Doha pic.twitter.com/CddTd0JINQ
It's also a UNESCO natural reserve and one of only two places in the world where desert dunes meet the sea.
We think the best way to get there is in a 4x4 vehicle or on a desert safari.
Workshop "Ruqa'a Calligraphy" will be held at #Katara Art Studios, building 19
— كتارا | Katara (@kataraqatar) July 7, 2022
By the Calligrapher Nasser Al-Hamawi
All details are shown in the attachment#Covid19#Qatar #Roadto2022#your_saftey_is_our_safety pic.twitter.com/mvon9TDaI8
Mask is a must once again in Qatar. 😷 But, are children included in this policy? When and where to wear masks? Read the article below to know more about the current COVID-19 preventive measures in the country.#MasksPolicy #COVID19Update #QatarDayNewshttps://t.co/38E6unQ8VX
— Qatar Day- Pulse of Nation (@qatarday) July 6, 2022
The Ministry said that, people over the age of six must now wear face masks in all closed public places. This applies to workplaces, public transportation, mosques, gyms, malls, stores, and movie theaters, among other closed public spaces.
The mural"The impact of pollution on marine life" by Argentine artist Martin Ron,decorates the facade of BLD 41 in #Katara sponsored by #QTerminals
— كتارا | Katara (@kataraqatar) July 3, 2022
The mural sends an awareness message about the importance of preserving the environment from the dangers of pollution@q_terminals pic.twitter.com/c7IuuSbiTw
Egyptian Faience Hippo, Late Period, c. 6th-4th Century BC. Diamter: 7 in (18 cm) long. Private Collection. pic.twitter.com/CM9hYLBiF5
— Archaeology & Art (@archaeologyart) July 3, 2022
In order to ensure the safety of our children, we advise adhering to the necessary safety requirements in residential swimming pools.
— Ministry of Interior (@MOI_QatarEn) July 3, 2022
Their safety is important to us. #MoIQatar pic.twitter.com/ooKKnAhVlH
