Qatari riyal amount in Arabic words
Write amounts for Qatari invoices and cheques in words, following Arabic number agreement rules.
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How to use it
- Enter amount in qar.
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How it is calculated
The amount is split into Qatari riyals and dirhams (1 Qatari riyal = 100 dirhams). Each part is written in words, and the counted noun takes the form set by the last two digits: 1 ريال واحد, 2 ريالان, 3 to 10 ريالات, 11 to 99 ريالًا, and round hundreds and thousands ريال.
Example
Inputs: Amount in QAR = 350. Result: Amount in Arabic words: ثلاثمئة وخمسون ريالًا قطريًا; Cheque wording: فقط ثلاثمئة وخمسون ريالًا قطريًا لا غير; Amount in English: Three hundred fifty Qatari riyals.
Limits and caveats
- For amounts above 100 that end in 1 or 2, such as 101, we follow the common tafqeet form «مئة وواحد ريال».
- We spell مئة the modern way; مائة is the older spelling of the same word. Up to 15 digits before the decimal point and 2 after it.
Questions about this tool
What is the minor unit of the Qatari riyal?
One Qatari riyal is 100 dirhams, so 10.10 means 10 riyals and 10 dirhams.
Why عشرة ريالات قطرية with ة?
ريال is masculine, so 3 to 10 take the feminine form: عشرة ريالات. The adjective قطرية is feminine singular because the plural is non-human.
Is this dirham the UAE dirham?
No. It is the hundredth part of the Qatari riyal and has nothing to do with the UAE dirham.