Traditions at risk in Qatar's rapid progress

As Qatar celebrates National Day on Sunday, paying tribute to the creation of an independent state, there are fears that old traditions are at risk of being lost.

Oil money has attracted thousands of foreigners, and Qataris are now a minority in their own country.

Al Jazeera's Soraya Lennie reports from Rashida in Northern Qatar.

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