Qatar Supermarket Supermarket Offers & Leaflets This Week

How weekly offers work in Qatar

Qatar's retailers speak of offers and promotions rather than sales, and the paper or PDF leaflet is the usual way a hypermarket announces them. AdsSOS collects those editions in one place, with no prices and no product pages: you read the leaflet, we point you to it. Searches show how people ask. They type a chain name with "offers today", or "weekly offers", or "leaflet", as in Carrefour or Lulu Qatar leaflet. A good habit is to check the validity dates printed on the leaflet, since we found no national promotion calendar that sets one day for everybody.

Who publishes the biggest leaflets

Grocery dominates. Lulu Hypermarket told Gulf Times in March 2026 that it served online orders and home delivery from 16 stores, and that it had opened 12 outlets around the clock. Carrefour Qatar is operated under Majid Al Futtaim according to Gulf News coverage of the first Doha hypermarket, and Al Meera Hypermarket is the Qatar Stock Exchange listed local chain. Beside them sit family-run and regional groups: Family Food Centre since 1978, Regency Hypermarket from Abu Hamour, Grand Hypermarket under the Regency Group, and Paris Hypermarket. Rawabi Market traces its group to 1985, and Masskar Hypermarket works from two malls, at Muaither and Mesaieed.

Newer names and promotion drives

Newcomers are worth a look. Bin Dawood announced its first Qatar store in February 2026, with eight more planned under a franchise with Regional Group Company. Mark & Save ran a Shop and Win campaign from 1 August 2026 to 26 January 2027, and Retail Mart held a Winter Drive that ended in May 2026. Both tie coupons to spend. Ansar Gallery sits closer to general merchandise than to a pure grocer, and its Ansar Smile scheme works across Qatar, the UAE and Bahrain, with points reduced during promotion periods according to its App Store listing.

Browse by category

Category pages organise the rest, and the home and garden offers hub covers household retail beyond groceries. The hypermarket offers in Qatar hub compares around twenty grocery operators, including smaller groups such as Dana, Nesto and Souq Al Baladi. The electronics offers in Qatar hub covers Jumbo Electronics, Techno Blue and Jarir Bookstore, a Saudi business founded in Riyadh in 1974 that lists three Qatar stores. Jumbo's Mega Promotion ran from 29 September to 19 October 2026 according to Gulf Times, a good example of how a retailer can run a single, dated window rather than a weekly cycle.

Opening hours: Friday, 24 hours and Ramadan

Friday prayer shapes the week. Under Decision No. 80 of 2025, issued by the Ministry of Commerce and Industry and effective from 18 August 2025, most commercial establishments must close for one and a half hours starting from the first call to prayer. Reported exemptions include pharmacies, hospitals, hotels, fuel stations, bakeries and businesses working shifts without interruption. A Friday leaflet therefore does not promise open doors at midday.

Round-the-clock shopping is a separate arrangement. In February 2026 the ministry raised the number of 24-hour outlets from 22 to 33, with Lulu, Al Meera and Carrefour branches among those reported, so confirm the branch you plan to visit. For Ramadan, the documented precedent is 2019, when malls, supermarkets and hypermarkets could extend their hours to 24 a day without prior approval, as long as they told customers the schedule. We did not find a notice for the coming Ramadan, so rely on the hours the store itself publishes.

Using the offers sensibly

Compare two or three leaflets for the same basket instead of searching for a single cheapest chain, because no verified ranking exists. Where an app or loyalty card exists, such as Lulu's Happiness programme or Al Meera's Meera Rewards, check it alongside the leaflet. If a purchase turns out defective, Qatar's Consumer Protection Law lets you ask the business to refund, replace or repair it at its own cost, as a Gulf Times summary of the law explains; the summary dates from 2011, so confirm the present wording with the ministry.