Museum of Islamic Art (MIA)

Artist Application

Date June 5, 2025

Address: Museum of Islamic Art, Off Al Corniche St Doha, Qatar

Admission: 50 QAR

The MIA's collection features masterpieces of Islamic artifacts and art from the 7th century to the 20th century, including manuscripts, metalwork, ceramics, jewellery, woodwork, textiles, coins, precious stones, and glass. The museum also owns a page of the Blue Qur'an, an indigo-dyed manuscript created over 1,000 years ago that is one of the most elaborate Qur'ans in the World and has the artwork "Silk Tapestry Depicting the story of Leila and Majnun" by an Unknown artist from Iran from 16th century.

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Customer Testimonials

Well, I wanted to tell you that I was traveling, and when I got back, I didn't know where to hang the artwork. After thinking about it for a long time, I decided on a spot. And well, Once it was there, I realized two things: That the painting is truly beautiful and that the location didn't matter so much; any place is a good place for it. Seriously, the artwork is beautiful.

Jairo Villamil

Greetings from “Renacer” in Mexico. We've been here for almost two years now, accompanied by this beautiful creation.

Jota Peralta

I smile every single one of the 54 times I pass by the paintings during the day. I never imagined art had such power. I feel so grateful to have these works in my home, and I hope art continues to brighten many more homes.