October Big Breaking Deals - Ain Khaled from Mark & Save Qatar until 14th October
Oct 8 - Oct 14, 2026
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ExpiredGulf Times (August 2026) refers to three Qatar outlets, and The Peninsula reported the third on North Muaither Street in June 2026. Our flyer list also names an Old Airport edition.
Editions are branch-specific, for example Ain Khaled and Old Airport until 21 October 2026. Open the AdsSOS page for current dates.
We could not confirm an official app from the pages we opened. Check the app stores.
We found no official opening hours. Most outlets in Qatar pause for about 90 minutes at Friday prayer under Decision No. 80 of 2025.
Yes. Gulf Times reports a Shop and Win campaign from 1 August 2026 to 26 January 2027 with one coupon per QR50 spent.
The Peninsula reported that Western International Group chairman KP Basheer opened the Ain Khaled store.
Mark & Save is a young hyperstore brand in Qatar, and its flyers reflect that: they are tied to individual outlets. The Mark & Save Offers This Week page currently lists Extra Deals for Ain Khaled (five pages) and for Old Airport (four pages), both valid 19 to 21 October 2026, a Low, Lower, Lowest Deals edition for Muaither (nine pages) valid 15 to 18 October, and one-day Fresh Deals and Fish Fest sheets. Our data shows no stable start weekday and we found no official release-day statement, so go by the dates printed on each edition. Always read the branch name in the title first, because a Muaither deal is not necessarily valid at Old Airport.
The Peninsula reported on 31 December 2025 that the Ain Khaled Bin Al Sheikh Plaza hyperstore opened on 29 December, as the second Qatar store and the 20th in the GCC, inaugurated by KP Basheer, chairman of Western International Group. On 8 June 2026 the same paper reported a third Qatar outlet on North Muaither Street, the brand's 24th in the GCC, with fresh produce, fishery, butchery, delicatessen, grocery, roastery, health and beauty, and non-food departments. A Gulf Times article from August 2026 says the company wants more than ten outlets in Qatar by 2030 and plans reusable jute bags to replace plastic ones. Our flyer list also names an Old Airport edition, but we did not open a source describing that outlet.
Two campaigns are documented. The first is the Shop and Win drive. Gulf Times reports it runs from 1 August 2026 to 26 January 2027 to mark 500 days of operation in Qatar, with one raffle coupon for every QR50 spent and monthly draws across the three outlets. The prize pool listed there includes five cars, six phones, gold coins, televisions, blenders and QR200 vouchers, for more than 1,300 winners. Read the campaign terms before you count on it, because we only saw the news summary.
The second is the 10-20-30 promotion. In November 2025 The Peninsula reported that the D Ring Road hyperstore launched QR10, QR20 and QR30 deals across produce, groceries, household items, stationery, kitchenware, beauty and toys for its third global anniversary. That article was from last year, and it did not explain the tier rules, so treat it as history, not a standing offer.
Search suggestions include a Mark and Save Qatar app, an iOS app download and online shopping. We did not open an official page that confirms an app, a points card or a delivery service, so we state none of them. If you want one, look for it in the app stores under the brand name and check the publisher against the company's own announcements. The only savings scheme we can document is the raffle above, and the coverage we read does not mention a card.
For the timing query, the useful rule is the Friday one. Gulf News reports that Ministerial Decision No. 80 of 2025, effective 18 August 2025, makes most outlets stop trading for about 90 minutes from the first call to prayer until prayers end, with exemptions for pharmacies, hospitals, hotels, bakeries, fuel stations, telecoms, transport and round-the-clock shift businesses. The February 2026 ministry list of 33 twenty-four-hour outlets named branches of Al Meera, Lulu, Carrefour and Monoprix only, and Mark & Save was not among them. We found no official opening hours for any Mark & Save outlet.
No return policy was published on the pages we could read. The Peninsula reported in 2016 that the ministry treats a note saying sold goods are not returned or exchanged as a violation of the consumer protection law, which allows return or exchange within a set period. For a faulty item, keep the receipt and speak to the customer desk the same day.
Hyperstore flyers are best used for a pre-trip shortlist. Check them against the Lulu Hypermarket offers, the Grand Hypermarket offers and the Paris Hypermarket offers, and browse the Qatar hypermarkets hub for the wider field. The Qatar offers hub lists everything else. Because our scans carry no live stock, note the outlet and validity dates, then confirm before you drive across Doha.