Mercury, Venus, Saturn, and Jupiter, four of the planets in the solar system, will approach the moon in the sky of Qatar during November 2023, according to the Qatar Calendar House, from which residents are able to observe and observe Mercury, Saturn, and Jupiter in the evening sky, as well as Venus in the dawn sky.

In his report for the Qatari Calendar House, Dr Bashir Marzouq explained that Venus will be one arc degree away from the Moon on Thursday morning, 9 November 2023. They can be seen together at a distance of one arc degree from the eastern horizon of the sky of Qatar after Venus's sunrise until before sunrise, with Venus rising in the sky of Qatar at 2:23 pm and the sun rising at 5:46 am on Thursday.

As Mercury approaches the crescent of the month on Tuesday, 14 November 2023, residents of Qatar can observe the crescent and Mercury together after sunset at 4:47 pm, and even before the crescent moon sunsets at 5:26 pm Doha local time, towards the western horizon of the country’s sky.

On Monday, 20 November 2023, Saturn will be located at an angular distance of 2.7 arc degrees north of the moon on the evening of Monday, 20 November 2023, and Qatari residents will be able to observe the moon and Saturn above the southern horizon of the sky of Qatar from after sunset at 4:45 pm until before Saturn sunsets at 11:27 pm on Monday, Doha local time.

After sunset on Saturday, 25 November 2023, the giant of the solar system, Jupiter, will be close to the moon, so Qataris will be able to see the moon and Jupiter together at the eastern horizon of the country's sky after sunset at 4:44 pm until Jupiter sunset at 4:05 am the following day.