Tareq Rajab Museum

Tareq Rajab Museum houses an extensive collection of Islamic artworks, including ceramics, textiles, manuscripts, and traditional crafts from different regions. The pieces come from various periods of Islamic civilization and demonstrate the range of artistic expression across these cultures.

The museum was founded in 1980 when Tareq Rajab opened his private collection to the public. The objects on display trace the development of Islamic art across multiple centuries.

The collection displays Persian carpets, metalwork, and ceramics that reflect the craftsmanship of different Islamic cultures. These objects give you a sense of how artisans across various regions practiced and passed down their techniques.

The museum offers guided tours and educational programs for visitors who want to learn more about Islamic art history. A library with reference materials is available if you want to explore topics in more detail during or after your visit.

The museum library holds rare manuscripts and historical documents that offer direct insights into the literary achievements of Islamic scholars. These archives let visitors see academic works and texts that are rarely accessible to the public elsewhere.