1. Revocation Clause: Include when the principal wants to specify conditions under which the power of attorney can be revoked

2. Substitution Powers: Include when the attorney needs the authority to delegate powers to another person

3. International Use Clause: Include when the power of attorney will be used outside Qatar, specifying additional authentication requirements

4. Language Provision: Include when the document needs to be in both Arabic and English, specifying which version prevails

5. Special Instructions: Include when there are specific procedures or limitations that need to be followed in exercising the powers

6. Reporting Requirements: Include when the attorney needs to provide regular reports or updates to the principal

1. List of Specific Powers: Detailed enumeration of all specific powers being granted, particularly useful for complex authorizations

2. Required Documentation: List of supporting documents attached such as principal's ID, commercial registration, etc.

3. Authentication Certificates: Space for attaching necessary authentication certificates or apostilles if required for international use