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Plan Your Visit - Museum of Islamic Art Learn about visiting the Museum of Islamic Art, including its permanent collection galleries, programme of temporary exhibitions, library, gift shop and other amenities
Calendar of Events - Museum of Islamic Art Since its opening in 2008, MIA has been presenting a programme of temporary exhibitions which illuminate the heritage of Islamic cultures across the globe
About the Museum of Islamic Art - Museum of Islamic Art - mia. org. qa Founded in 2008, the Museum of Islamic Art (MIA) was one of the first projects initiated by Qatar Museums Designed by the renowned Chinese American architect I M Pei, MIA is a globally acclaimed museum that stands majestically on Doha’s Corniche, with panoramic views of the city’s waterfront
Visitor Guidelines - Museum of Islamic Art Essential information and helpful tips to enhance your experience before, during, and after visiting the Museum of Islamic Art in Doha
MIA Park - Museum of Islamic Art MIA Park offers year-round attractions, including film screenings, sporting events, outdoor cafés, art workshops, pop-up markets and more
MIA Café - Museum of Islamic Art Located in the Atrium of the Museum of Islamic Art, MIA Café fuses authentic hospitality and modernity in a peaceful environment and stylish interior, designed by Philippe Starck
MIA Bazaar - Museum of Islamic Art MIA Bazaar Event Every Friday and Saturday until April 2026 Fridays: 4-10pm Saturdays: 2-9pm The event will take place at Zone 1 of MIA Park Free to attend Location Museum of Islamic Art Park Off Al Corniche St Doha, Qatar Find us on Google Maps
About the Galleries - Museum of Islamic Art The Museum of Islamic Art’s impressive collection of manuscripts ranges from the famous Abbasid Blue Qur’an, which is known as one of the finest and rarest manuscripts in the Islamic world, to pages from the largest Qur’an in the world, the Timurid Baysunghur Qur’an