See, Hear, Smell, Feel and Taste Qatar

Immerse yourself in the vibrant culture and rich heritage that define this dynamic nation.

Whether you're here for a short visit or planning to stay, let us help you uncover the essence of Qatar and create unforgettable memories that capture the spirit of this remarkable place. Read a little about Qatari Culture, the Arabic Language and Islam to see why you should sign up for Ahlan - Introduction to Qatar session which covers all three.

Discover Qatari Culture

When in Rome… well, you’re in Qatar now.

Whether you're an expat making Qatar your new home, a visitor here for business, or a tourist exploring its beauty, learning about Qatari culture adds richness and meaning to your experience.

Culture shapes how we see the world and connect with others. By taking the time to understand Qatar’s history, customs, and values, you not only show respect for the local community—you also open the door to deeper connections, greater cultural appreciation, and more authentic experiences.

From traditional hospitality and family values to local art, cuisine, and Islamic heritage, Qatari culture is both rooted in tradition and forward-looking. Embracing it can help you feel a greater sense of belonging, whether you're here for a few days or a few years.

This isn’t just about learning the do’s and don’ts—it’s about engaging with the heart of the nation.

Explore, connect, and be inspired. Welcome to Qatar.

Arabic

A vessel of heritage, identity and history

Language is more than just a way to communicate—it’s the vessel of heritage, identity, and history. Arabic, the official language of Qatar, is deeply woven into the fabric of the nation’s culture, values, and worldview.

Whether you're living here, visiting for work, or exploring as a tourist, taking the time to learn a few words or simply listen more closely to the Arabic around you can open the door to richer connections and more meaningful experiences.

Arabic is the language in which stories are told, traditions are preserved, and dreams are shared. It reflects how people think, relate to one another, and understand the world around them. Engaging with the Arabic language—even in small ways—shows respect for the culture and enhances your ability to connect with the people who call this place home.

You don’t need to be fluent to show interest. A simple “Shukran” (thank you) or “As-salamu alaykum” (peace be upon you) can go a long way.

Language is a bridge. Let it bring you closer to the heart of Qatar.

Ahlan Ahlan
Ahlan
$350.00

Islam

A Way of Life

Islam is not just Qatar's state religion—it's the foundation of daily life, values, and traditions. Whether you’re here as an expat, visitor, or tourist, understanding the beliefs and practices of Islam can offer profound insights into the culture, community, and people you interact with.

By taking the time to learn about Islam, you show respect for the local culture and deepen your connection to the country and its people. It’s not just about understanding the rituals—it’s about gaining insight into how Islam shapes the worldview of Qatari people, their families, and their communities.

Engage with authentic sources, listen to local voices, and explore the history and teachings of Islam. When you understand why Islam is central to so many lives, you can connect on a deeper level and appreciate the values that influence daily interactions, from hospitality to respect.

Let’s embark on a journey of respect and understanding—deepen your experience in Qatar by learning about the culture and religion that shapes it.

Interactive Workshop

    • Mini Guidebook

    • Cultural refreshments

    • Live demonstrations

    • Student Testimonies

    • Crash course in Arabic

    • Brief introduction to Islam

    • Do's and don'ts

Dress & Attire

  • Abaya / Shayla / Niqabs

    Thobe / Ghutrah / Iqal

Traditional Lunch

  • Served throughout:

    Qahwa (coffee)

    Shai (tea)

    Tamar (dates)

    Lunch:

    Traditional Qatari lunch