Qatar National First Division Top Scorers

This is the list of Qatari Premier League top scorers season by season.

Season Player Country Club Goals
1972-73 Awodh Hassan Al-Esteqlal 10
1973-74 unknown
1974-75 No championship
1975-76 Jamal Al-Khatib Qatar SC 8
1976-77 unknown
1977-78 unknown
1978-79 Hassan Mattar Al Sadd 11
1979-80 Hamdan Hamed
Badir Bilal
Sharif Abdul-Hamed


Al-Ahli
Al Sadd
Qatar SC
unknown
1980-81 Hassan Mattar Al Sadd 9
1981-82 Mansoor Muftah Al-Rayyan 19
1982-83 Mansoor Muftah Al-Rayyan 10
1983-84 Mansoor Muftah Al-Rayyan 7
1984-85 Ahmed Yaqoub Al-Arabi 7
1985-86 Mansoor Muftah Al-Rayyan 22
1986-87 Hassan Sabela Al-Arabi 9
1987-88 Hassan Jowhar Al Sadd 11
1988-89 Farshad Pious Al-Ahli 9
1989-90 Marco Antonio Al-Arabi 10
1990-91 Mahmoud Soufi
Adel Khamis
Hassan Sabela


Al-Ittihad
Al-Ittihad
Al-Ahli
10
1991-92 Mubarak Mustafa
Rabeh Madjer

Al-Arabi
Qatar SC
8
1992-93 Mubarak Mustafa Al-Arabi 9
1993-94 Ahmed Radhi Al Wakrah 12
1994-95 Mohammed Salem Al-Enazi Al-Rayyan 9
1995-96 Richard Owebukeri Al-Arabi 16
1996-97 Mubarak Mustafa
Albouri La

Al-Arabi
Al-Ahli
11
1997-98 Hussein Amouta
Albouri La
Claudio


Al-Sadd
Al-Ahli
Al-Arabi
10
1998-99 Fabrice Akwa Al Wakrah 11
1999-2000 Salem Al-Enazi Al-Rayyan 14
2000-01 Mamoun Diop Al Wakrah 14
2001-02 Rashid Amran Al-Ittihad 16
2002-03 Rachid Rokki Al Khor 15
2003-04 Gabriel Batistuta Al-Arabi 25
2004-05 Sonny Anderson Al-Rayyan 24
2005-06 Carlos Tenorio Al Sadd 21
2006-07 Younis Mahmoud Al-Gharafa 19
2007-08 Clemerson Al-Gharafa 27
2008-09 Magno Alves Umm Salal 25
2009-10 Younis Mahmoud
Cabore

Al-Gharafa
Al-Arabi
21
2010-11 Younis Mahmoud Al-Gharafa 15
2011-12 Adriano El Jaish 18
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