Story | Community
29 April 2021
Um Jaber says that while some Qatari social traditions have been affected by the pandemic, they will never disappear.
Image source: Dotshock, via ShutterstockA grandmother and her granddaughter, a QF student, speak about how COVID-19 has changed Qatari social traditions during the Holy Month
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