Al Nasraniya (Arabic: النصرانية, romanized: An Naşrānīyah) is a village[2] in Qatar, located in the municipality of Al-Shahaniya.

Because the well was built on rocky, solid ground, locals had to dig deep under the surface for the well for it to function.

Once the well was working, it was a described as a victory, and the locals decided to name the well Nasraniya, meaning Christianity, in allusion to the victory of Islam in superseding Christianity as the predominant religion in the Arabian Peninsula.

Lorimer mentioned Nasraniya in 1908 in his Gazetteer of the Persian Gulf, stating that it lies "11 miles south of the foot of Dohat Faishsākh and 16 miles west from the coast" and remarked on the presence of a masonry well, 25 fathoms (150 feet) deep, yielding good water.

[7] After Qatar received substantial profits from its oil extraction activities in the 1960s and 1970s, it launched many housing projects for its citizens.