List of indoor arenas in Qatar

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The following is a list of indoor arenas in Qatar with a capacity of at least 1,000 spectators. Most of the arenas in this list have organized multiple International and Continental individual sports, team sports events like the IHF World Men's Handball Championship, the World Athletics Indoor Championships, World Aquatics Championships and many Others. The indoor arenas also serve as a cultural events and Social events hub.

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ImageArenasCapacityCityTenants
1 Aerial view of Aspire Academy and Al Aziziyah Boutique Hotel in Baaya.jpg Aspire Dome [1] 15,500 Al Rayyan Aspire Academy
2 Lusail sports Arena, interior1.jpg Lusail Sports Arena [2] 15,300 Lusail QOC
3 Ali Bin Hamad al-Attiyah Arena [3] 7,700 Al Rayyan Al Sadd SC
4 Duhail Sports Arena (interior), Qatar.jpg Duhail Handball Sports Hall [4] 5,500 Doha QOC
5Al Gharafa Sports Club Hall [5] 3,000 Al Gharrafa Al-Gharafa SC
6Al Rayyan Indoor Arena2,000 Al Rayyan Al-Rayyan SC

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