4-Hour Private Museum of Islamic Art in Qatar Tour
Overview
The Museum of Islamic Art features a cubistic pyramid form rising from the turquoise waters of the Persian Gulf. Visitors can admire the balance between tradition and modernity in this significant cultural institution.
- 🏛️ The museum's collection includes manuscripts, metalwork, ceramics, jewelry, woodwork, textiles, coins, fabric, and glass collected since the late 1980s.
- 💰 MIA houses an exceptional collection of rare gold and silver coins that provide insight into the lives of Muslim peoples from the 7th century.
- 🌈 The glasswork at MIA ranges from multicolored enameled pieces to simpler cut and molded items, showcasing some of the highest quality ever produced in the Islamic world.
- 📜 Over 800 manuscripts are part of the collection, featuring Qur’ans from the 7th century to Ottoman works of the 19th century.
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Pickup included
- Taxes
- Private transportation
- Museum of Islamic Art
- Museum Islamic art Ticket cost 14 USD
- Tipping
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Museum of Islamic ArtThe cubistic pyramid form of the Museum of Islamic Art,which rises out of the creamy turquoise waters of the Persian Gulf. Visitors can admire the puritanical Islamic absolute monarchy cherishing tradition, while embracing modernity to become a Middle East Goliath.The museum's collection includes manuscripts, metalwork, ceramics, jewelry, woodwork, textiles,coins,fabric,and glass collected since the late 1980s. MIA has an exceptional collection of rare gold and silver coins,which gives a captivating insight into the lives of Muslim peoples from the 7th century.MIA has some of the highest-quality of glasswork from enameled glass, in its multicolored grandeur,to gleam and even simpler cut and molded pieces ever produced in the Islamic world. The collection has over 800 manuscripts from Qur’ans from the 7th century to Ottoman works of the 19th century.Also,the metalwork collection in MIA represents the finest pieces of metal work of the Islamic world from the 7th century to modern times.