πΆπ¦ is the flag of Qatar, used to talk about the country, travel through Doha or work and family there. It also shows support for Qatar in sports. The Apple artwork shows a maroon flag with a white band on the left, joined by a zigzag edge.

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Many people in India, Pakistan, Nepal, the Philippines and other countries have relatives working in Qatar, so πΆπ¦ often appears in posts about jobs, flying home or video calls with family in Doha. Travellers use it for stopovers. Football fans link it to the 2022 FIFA World Cup, which Qatar hosted. It has no slang meaning.
πΆπ¦ often means someone is working in or moving to Qatar, or a family member lives there. Messages like "back to πΆπ¦ after leave" are common.
Got the visa, flying to Doha next month πΆπ¦βοΈ
Papa is coming home from Qatar on Friday πΆπ¦β€οΈ
Long layover in Doha again πΆπ¦π΄
Still can't believe that World Cup final in Qatar πΆπ¦β½
| πΆπ¦ vs π§π | π§π Bahrain looks similar but is bright red with fewer zigzag points, while πΆπ¦ is maroon. |
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| πΆπ¦ vs π¦πͺ | π¦πͺ is the UAE flag with red, green, white and black, often used in the same Gulf travel and job posts. |
| Name | flag: Qatar |
|---|---|
| Codepoints | U+1F1F6 U+1F1E6 |
| Category | Flags |
| Keywords | QA, flag |
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πΆπ¦ is the flag of Qatar, used to talk about the country, travel through Doha or work and family there. It also shows support for Qatar in sports. The Apple artwork shows a maroon flag with a white band on the left, joined by a zigzag edge.
πΆπ¦ Qatar is maroon with nine zigzag points, while π§π Bahrain is red with five points. They are easy to mix up on a small screen.
Usually because they live or work in Qatar. It is common among workers from South Asia and the Philippines based in Doha.
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