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Posted On: 27 July 2017 12:00 am
Updated On: 12 November 2020 02:17 pm

Here’s what a ‘Tamim Al Majd’ mural of 2,000 people looks like!

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On Tuesday, July 25, 2017, 2,000 citizens and residents of Qatar formed a ‘Tamim Al Majd’ human mural at the Al Sadd Sports Club by holding a wooden piece of the icon to collectively form what is now the iconic portrait of His Highness.

Image source: Qatar Foundation for social work

Organized by the Qatar Foundation for Social Work and the Qatar Cultural Heritage Center, the event brought the community together as participants expressed their heartfelt gratitude for the leadership of His Highness, and the extent of love and sincerity that the Qatari people feel towards their homeland.

The event started with the traditional sword dance followed by song performance and finally the well coordinated human mural which incorporated a huge group of youth writers, filmmakers, social media activists, poets, famous Qatari athletes and chief executives.

Image source: Qatar Foundation for social work

It has been almost two months since the blockade and the residents of Qatar have used this iconic image as a symbol of solidarity. We see cars with the stickers, banners, tshirts, phone cases and even the temporary change the mobile network name to “Tamim Al Majid”.

Another similar human mural event took place on 24 July 2017, which was organized by the Community College of Qatar, here are some images and a video.

Image/Video source:Community College of Qatar.

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