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Halal friendly holidays in Qatar

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Known for its futuristic skyscrapers, stunning ultramodern architecture, and rich history, Qatar is the perfect getaway for Muslim travellers looking for Islamic holidays full of history and modern-day features. Home to the Museum of Islamic Art, Souq Waqif, The Pearl, and Doha Corniche, Qatar is truly a must-visit for Muslim couples and families looking to enjoy access to halal beaches, food, resorts and more.

 

Discover the history of Qatar and how it became the heritage-rich country it is today at the Katara Cultural Centre and the Museum of Islamic Arts. Travelling in Qatar will make you feel right at home with the many Muslim friendly options to explore. Explore the busy capital Doha, and enjoy hours of shopping and site seeing, or hop on a camel and enjoy a ride in the desert. Whatever it is you plan on doing in Qatar, one thing is for sure, your stay will definitely combine a cultural experience within this modern metropolis.

 

Spend an afternoon at the incredible Museum of Islamic Art and nearby National Museum. Learn more about the country's history before marvelling at the vast works of art in the Islamic Museum. With pieces from Asia, the subcontinent, Middle East and more, it offers a truly fascinating visit for an afternoon. Enjoy local cuisine at the Souq Waqif before a cup of karak chai. Home to a St Regis, Four Season, Ritz Carlton, Shangri La and more, Doha is ideal for a city stopover or quick beach escape. 

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  • Time Difference: GMT +3 hours
  • Capital: Doha
  • Currency: Qatari Riyal
  • Flying Time from the UK: 6 hours direct
  • Visa: 30 day visa-waiver for UK citizens
  • Our Highlight: The Museum of Islamic Arts

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The Museum of Islamic Art is a must visit for any Muslim traveller visiting the country, a collection of beautiful pieces of artwork and collections from the Islamic world. The Souq Waqif, The Pearl Qatar and the Doha Corniche are well worth a visit to enjoy the culture, history, scenery, and lifestyle of the Qatari people. Qatar is also home to the Al Zubarah Fort, an iconic desert fort. The Zubarah Fort was derived from the archaeological site of Al Zubarah town, which is also a UNESCO World Heritage site. If you’re an adventurous Muslim traveller looking for something a little bit more exciting, try paragliding in the desert or explore the Dhal al Misfir Cave.

 

Doha is also a great location to spend Ramadhan, as the daytime is quiet and the markets and restaurants come alive after Maghrib. Alcohol is also not available in any restaurants during Ramadhan making Iftar a pleasant experience. Check the Doha News website for a handy guide on restaurant timings, as well as popular #qatarfoodbloggers and lifestyle bloggers who usually publish their own guides. Local expat, the Muslim Travel Girl who now resides in Doha has some excellent blog posts on what to do and where to go in Doha too! Muslim travellers can enjoy access to halal cuisine everywhere in Qatar. With so many restaurants and café’s offering all-time favourites, it can be pretty hard for both Muslim couples and families to choose where to eat. 

 

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Muslim Friendly Amenities

The Muslim friendly destination is home to a selection of breathtaking mosques which have become popular tourist attractions for guests from all over the world. The Abdul Wahhab Mosque, commonly known as the State Grand Mosque is the largest masjid in Qatar. It's built to showcase 90 domes, 18 entrances and capacity for 30,000 muslimeen. Built in 2013, it was named after the 18th-century Islamic theologian and inaugurated by the Former Emir Sheikh Hamad bin Khalifa al-Thani. It's simple, clean lines for which Qatari architecture is known as an iconic design feature.

 
If you’re a Muslim family looking to enjoy a family experience minus the kids complaining about the heat, the best time to visit the family-friendly destination is during Qatar’s winter or from November to March when the temperatures are cooler. However, if the heat isn't a problem for you, there are some amazing deals to be had during the summer period too!

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