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Welcome to the Museum of Islamic Art

Plan Your Visit

Explore masterpieces of Islamic art from three continents and over 1,400 years in a dazzling waterfront setting.

What's On

An old picture of Baghdad

Exhibition

Baghdad: Eye’s Delight

Until 25 February 2023
Wooden miniature model the development board building in Baghdad in 1957

Exhibition

City of Mirage: Baghdad, from Wright to Venturi, 1952-1982

Until 25 February 2023
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Exhibition

Raku Kichizaemon XV·Jikinyū: A Living Tradition of Japanese Pottery

Until 20 March 2023
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Children and Youth

Story Time

Reading Goals

First Tuesday of every month
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Families and children

Activity

Saturday Colouring in the Library

First Saturday of every month
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More About MIA

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About the Galleries

Our permanent collection galleries are organised according to broad historical and cultural themes, periods and geography, and explore the great traditions of Islamic craftsmanship.
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The Collection

Learn more about one of the world’s greatest collections of Islamic art.
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Learn

MIA connects teachers, students, adults and lifelong learners to a range of curriculum areas through historic works of Islamic art.
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Audio Guides

Explore MIA’s comprehensive collections of Islamic art through our audio guide tours, available in multiple languages.

Collection Highlights

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Researchers

Story

Collection Highlights: Five Qur’an Manuscripts

29 March 2022
Picture of “Burzuy Presents 'Kalilah wa Dimnah' to King Nushirvan” of Shahnameh of Shah Tahmasp at the Museum of Islamic Art

Story

Collection Highlight: The Shahnameh

1 February 2022

Practical Information

A group of school children visit Mathaf as part of the Years of Culture programme

Helpful Hints

Visitor Guidelines

We've gathered a few practical tips to help you make the most of your visit.
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Accessibility

At Qatar Museums we are committed to ensuring our galleries, museums and cultural offerings are fully accessible to all.
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