Qatar Indian Islahi Center
Qatar Indian Islahi Centre (QIIC) is an organization of Malayalam-speaking, Indian (also known as Keralites) expatriates living in Qatar.
Qatar, like other Gulf countries, is home for many Keralites. The Kerala community in the Gulf represents a cross-section of the society of their home state in India, and, although comprising different groups with different religious faiths and ways of life, still shares a common “Malayali” identity.
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