Aswaq Ramez Offers This Week

Aswaq Ramez offers today in Qatar: what we hold

Aswaq Ramez is the Qatar shopping banner of Ramez Group, a regional retail company with its own corporate site at ramezgroup.com. This page explains how the store's promotions reach AdsSOS and what is worth checking before you travel to a branch. The newest edition we list is Camping Season Offers, a 20-page booklet valid from 15 to 28 October 2026. Around it sit shorter releases: a one-page Weekend Deals sheet for 15 October only, a five-page New Arrival edition for 6 to 14 October, and a four-page Weekend Sale for 24 to 26 September. In September there were also two short New Arrival volumes, valid 21 to 30 September.

The mix tells you something. A camping booklet and a new-arrival series are not typical of a pure grocer, so expect a broad range of household and seasonal goods next to food. For the current week, open the Aswaq Ramez listing on this site and read the printed dates on each page, because validity differs from one edition to the next.

When does Aswaq Ramez publish its leaflet?

Editions listed on AdsSOS usually start on a Thursday, which fits the 15 October start of the camping booklet. New editions do not always begin on the same day, which makes the validity dates on the edition itself the best guide to when offers start and end. An offers aggregator, Offers in ME, shows a long run of Ramez leaflets across 2026, including Eid, summer and back-to-school editions with start dates in March, May, June and September. That confirms a steady campaign rhythm, but it does not give a weekday rule either.

Who is behind Aswaq Ramez?

A May 2017 report in The Peninsula describes Ramez Group as a company that began trading in 1990 and, at that time, ran 34 branches across the Gulf, five of them in Qatar, with three more planned. A photo caption in the same article places a staff event at Aswaq Ramez, Abu Hamour, which ties the banner name to a Doha-area outlet. Earlier, in June 2012, Gulf Times reported that Ramez International signed a lease for a three-storey, 2,100 square metre building at Barwa Village with the aim of turning it into a hypermarket.

Those are the facts we could confirm. The searches people type give a hint of where shoppers look for it: aswaq ramez barwa village, aswaq ramez mamoura, aswaq ramez salwa road and aswaq ramez near me. We treat these as search interest, not as proof of a branch in each place.

Loyalty card, app and online shopping

Membership benefits, app features and delivery coverage are managed by the retailer and are not uniform everywhere. The customer-service desk at your branch can tell you what is available locally. We therefore make no claim either way. If you want to know whether a member price applies, ask at the till and look at the small print on the leaflet page itself.

Prices, price matching and returns

We hold no price data, and the store has published no price-matching rule that we could find. What does apply in every Qatari shop is consumer law. Gulf Times explains that the Consumer Protection Law lets a buyer return a defective item and obtain a refund, a replacement or a repair at the supplier's cost. The Ministry also treated a sign saying goods once sold cannot be returned or exchanged as a violation, according to a 2016 Peninsula report. Keep the receipt, report faults promptly and do not accept a blanket no-return notice as the final word on a faulty product.

Opening hours, Friday prayer and 24-hour rules

Each branch keeps its own opening times, and municipal rules or holidays can shift them. The notice at the entrance of your branch is the most reliable guide to its current schedule. Two rules are worth knowing. First, Decision No. 80 of 2025, in force from 18 August 2025, requires most commercial establishments to pause for roughly 90 minutes around Friday prayer, with exemptions such as pharmacies, bakeries, hotels and fuel stations. Plan a Friday midday visit with that gap in mind. Second, the Ministry of Commerce and Industry listed 33 round-the-clock hypermarket branches on 28 February 2026, and the named chains were Al Meera, Lulu, Carrefour and Monoprix. Ramez was not named, so do not assume late-night opening.

Where to compare Aswaq Ramez with other chains

If your list is mostly groceries, compare the camping and new-arrival pages with the weekly sheets of Al Meera Hypermarket weekly offers and Carrefour Qatar offers this week. Lulu publishes its own pages too: see Lulu Hypermarket offers in Qatar. The wider Qatar hypermarkets offers this week hub groups every large-format chain we track, and the Qatar offers this week home page lists all retailers.

A quick checklist

• Read the validity dates printed on the booklet before you leave home.
• Short one-page editions often last a single day.
• Carry the receipt for anything you may need to return.
• On Friday, expect a pause around prayer time.