Al Bayt Stadium, located in Al Khor, Qatar, is one of the prominent venues constructed for the 2022 FIFA World Cup. The stadium's design is inspired by the traditional tents used by nomadic peoples in Qatar and the broader Arabian Peninsula, known as "Bayt Al Sha'ar." This cultural touch is evident in its distinctive shape and appearance.

The stadium boasts a unique and visually striking architecture, resembling the traditional black and white tents of the nomadic tribes. Its exterior is adorned with intricate patterns and geometric designs, paying homage to Qatar's rich cultural heritage.

Al Bayt Stadium has a seating capacity of around 60,000 spectators during the World Cup. Post-tournament, its capacity will be reduced to approximately 32,000, with removable upper tiers.

Like other stadiums constructed for the World Cup, sustainability is a key feature of Al Bayt Stadium. It is designed to achieve a four-star Global Sustainability Assessment System (GSAS) certification, incorporating various eco-friendly features such as renewable energy sources, water conservation measures, and environmentally friendly materials.

Al Bayt Stadium is planned to serve as a multipurpose venue for various sporting, cultural, and community events. Its modular design allows for flexibility in repurposing and adapting the venue to meet future needs.