Islamic Museum, Islamic museum in Jerusalem
The Islamic Museum showcases an extensive collection of artifacts from the Muslim world.
Established in 1922, it is a repository of Islamic culture and history.
It provides insight into various Islamic dynasties through religious and ceremonial art.
Located on the Temple Mount, the museum welcomes visitors interested in Islamic heritage.
The museum is home to rare manuscripts including Umayyad and Abbasid Quranic texts.
Location: Jerusalem
Inception: 1922
Official opening: 1923
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