The QAR 1 note from the Fifth Series issued by the Qatar Central Bank features an image of the State Mosque (Imam Muhammad ibn Abd al-Wahhab Mosque) on the front, representing Qatar’s religious and cultural identity. The reverse displays traditional dhow boats, palm trees, and a pearl motif, symbolizing Qatar’s maritime heritage. It is predominantly violet in color.

The QAR 5 note shows the Qatar Central Bank building and the modern skyline of Doha on the front. The reverse side highlights the Al Zubarah Fort, a UNESCO World Heritage site, emphasizing Qatar’s history and preservation efforts. It is green in color and includes tactile marks for the visually impaired.

The QAR 10 note features the Qatar Central Bank and desert flora on the front, representing financial progress and natural beauty. The reverse showcases traditional pottery and the National Museum of Qatar, symbolizing the blend of heritage and innovation. The note has a blue color tone and contains advanced security threads.

The QAR 50 note depicts the Ministry of Interior building and the Lusail Stadium, reflecting Qatar’s national development and hosting of global events. The reverse displays camel racing imagery, celebrating a beloved national sport. The note is magenta-colored and includes a dynamic color-shifting security feature.

The QAR 100 note illustrates the Qatar Central Bank, modern architecture, and the Qatar National Library on the front. The reverse features an oil refinery and gas processing plant, showcasing the backbone of Qatar’s economy. It has a deep blue color and embedded security fibers for authenticity.

The QAR 200 note, introduced for the first time in the Fifth Series, features the Palace of Sheikh Abdullah bin Jassim Al Thani and the skyline of West Bay on the front. The reverse portrays the Education City Mosque and Sidra Tree, symbolizing knowledge and strength. It is brown in color and incorporates a holographic security window.

The 500 Qatari Riyal note from the 2020 Fifth Series features a striking purple and blue design showcasing Qatar’s architectural and cultural landmarks. The front displays the Emblem of Qatar, along with images of the Lusail Stadium and the Sidra Medical and Research Center, symbolizing the nation’s progress and innovation. The reverse side highlights the Qatar Central Bank building, representing economic strength and stability. Security features include a dynamic security thread, color-shifting elements, a watermark of the Qatari crest, and tactile marks for the visually impaired.