References

Academic sources and references used in this project

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This project draws from authoritative academic sources, institutional publications, and cultural heritage organizations. All information presented on this website has been carefully researched and cited according to APA style guidelines. The references represent the scholarly foundation of our exploration of Qatari history and heritage.