Islamic Arts Museum Malaysia

📝Malaysia part5📝 🖼️🖼️🖼️🖼️ Islamic Art Museum, I would like to call it the museum not to be missed in Malaysia❗️It is more impressive than the National Museum of Malaysia. It is the largest Islamic-themed museum in Southeast Asia, with a collection of over 7,000 artifacts and artworks, including Islamic architecture, textiles, jewelry, weapons, wood carvings, ceramics, Quran and so on. Regardless of their religious background, art is art, and beauty itself is enough to resonate. 📷📷📷📷 The overall museum tour experience is very good, the exhibition is clear, the movement line design is friendly, and there are few tourists, it is really super good to visit. More than 200 rare and exquisite original Qurans, the world's largest model of the Mecca Grand Mosque can't be photographed in one photo, the Damascus room's restoration room amazed me for a year, and there are many exquisite artworks that I can't name👍👍👍. The museum itself is also very beautiful, several domes are each more exquisite than the last. The quality of the cultural and creative products is also very high, there are many special souvenirs, very suitable for buying as gifts.

The Islamic Arts Museum is absolutely a best place to learns more about Islamic's art & history. The museum has various departments that have collectibles and artifacts on different subjects and historical periods on display, its Islamic exquisiteness architecture and artefacts have deepened my appreciation for Islamic culture. There also have a restaurant, library and souvenir shop within. The musuem is open every day, seven days a week from 9.30am - 6pm. Admission tickets : Adults RM20, Students RM10, Senior citizens (Malaysian) RM10, Senior citizens (non-Malaysian) RM20. Location: Islamic Arts Museum Malaysia, Jalan Lembah, Tasik Perdana, 50480 Wilayah Persekutuan Kuala Lumpur. Nearest stations: Pasar Seni (LRT and MRT): 10-minute walk past Masjid Negara, and Kuala Lumpur (KTM Komuter and ETS): 5-minute walk past Masjid Negara.

#kualalumpur We have read great reviews of beautiful Islamic art and artifs. The website stated that the museum is amazingly detailed and comprehensive. Containing a variety of stunning paintings and artifs from all over the Muslim world, it is informative and very comprehensive in its descriptions. The architectural gallery was my favorite, with some of the best architectural models I have ever seen and detailed descriptions of mosques and shrines in different geographical areas of the Islamic world. Malaysia has become home to the largest museum of Islamic art in Southeast Asia. We found the museum very interesting. The museum shop had beautiful and affordable items. I was also impressed by the architecture of the museum itself, which has many unique domes that have been intricately drawn and decorated. The gift shop was also full of interesting books and high-quality souvenirs. The Moza restaurant in the museum was great. My husband thought the pregnancy leg was the best he ever ate. Lentils soup was also delicious. I ordered shish-tauk who was chicken in a skewered with yogurt seasoned with citrus, garlic and spices.... Just great! The chickpeas were perfect.

#malaysia Getting There - you can take a taxi or go grab to access to this museum, address: Jalan Lembah, Tasik Perdana, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Attractions - Islamic Arts Museum Malaysia is the biggest museum of Islamic Arts in South East Asia, with exhibition of more than 7000 artifacts from the Islamic world. You must be fascinated by the items displayed if you are an Islamic history lover.

I wanted to visit the Islamic Arts Museum and National Mosque in Kuala Lumpur on the same afternoon since they are right next to each other. The Islamic Arts Museum is very quiet, with spacious galleries filled with artwork and information to peruse. I spent around one to two hours pacing through the galleries. The descriptions of the artwork and the background information were well written and insightful. #malaysia #kualalumpur #museum

The Malaysian Islamic Art Museum is the first and largest museum in the Southeast Asian region dedicated to Islamic art. It is located in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia and opened on December 12, 1998. The Islamic Art Museum building was designed by Malaysians to showcase the beauty of Islamic architecture. Its most prominent feature is the construction of five domes. Four of its domes can be seen from outside, while the fifth dome can only be seen from inside the building. The Museum of Islamic Art contains up to 7 thousand artifacts including examples of Islamic metalwork and ceramics. It also has a library of Islamic art books. #artmuseum #knowledgabletrip #awesomepic

Venture into the heart of Kuala Lumpur and be captivated by the Islamic Arts Museum Malaysia 🇲🇾! Boasting a mesmerizing collection of artifacts, textiles, and jaw-dropping architecture, this sanctuary showcases the finest Islamic art spanning 1,400 years 🌏✨. Be transported through time as you explore 12 captivating galleries, including the ethereal Quran and Manuscripts exhibit 📜🕌. With its convenient location, friendly staff, and well-curated displays, this museum is a must-visit for art enthusiasts and history buffs alike! 🎟️👩‍🎨 Don't miss this gem! 💎💖 #kualalumpur #malaysia

First of all, the Islamic Museum Kuala Lumpur is a world-renowned institution that is dedicated to showcasing the rich history and cultural heritage of Islam. The museum is home to a vast collection of artifacts, manuscripts, and works of art that date back to the earliest days of Islam, and it offers visitors a unique opportunity to learn about the religion and its impact on the world. One of the highlights of the museum is its extensive collection of Islamic art, which includes everything from ceramics and textiles to calligraphy and metalwork. Visitors can see some of the most beautiful and intricate examples of Islamic art from around the world, and they can learn about the history and cultural significance of each piece. In addition to its art collection, the museum also features interactive exhibits that allow visitors to learn about Islamic history, science, and culture. From hands-on displays that demonstrate the principles of Arabic calligraphy to interactive computer programs that explore the contributions of Muslim scientists and scholars, the museum offers a wide range of educational experiences that are both informative and engaging. Another reason to visit the Islamic Museum Kuala Lumpur is that it is located in the heart of one of the city's most vibrant neighborhoods. The museum is just a short walk from the iconic Petronas Twin Towers, and it is surrounded by some of the city's best restaurants, cafes, and shops. Visitors can easily spend an entire day exploring the museum and its surrounding area, taking in the sights and sounds of Kuala Lumpur along the way. Overall, the Islamic Museum Kuala Lumpur is a must-see destination for anyone who is interested in Islamic culture and history. With its world-class collection, interactive exhibits, and prime location, it offers visitors an unforgettable experience that they will treasure for years to come. So why not come and discover the beauty and richness of Islamic culture at the Islamic Museum Kuala Lumpur today?

Perdana Botanical Garden is the biggest park in Kuala Lumpur. There are different museums in the garden, such as police museum, butterfly park, bird park, planetarium museum and etc. Besides, one of the most iconic museum is Islamic Arts Museum Malaysia. There are different galleries show rooms in the Islamic Arts Museum. Let’s immerse in the colourful and historical galleries during the new year! #newyearadventure #2023 #ishafoundation

Today we went to Islamic Arts Museum Malaysia, It is the largest museum of Islamic arts in South East Asia with more than seven thousands artifacts from the Islamic world. My favourite part of the museum today was the Architecture gallery with Wonderful models of architectural heritage. The clothes/textiles gallery was lovely too and Jewelry Exhibition hall come with refined items and very special artwork. Address- Islamic Art Museum Malaysia, Jalan Lembah, Tasik Perdana 50480, Kuala Lumpure, Wilayah Persekutuan kuala lumpure, Malaysia. Opening hours:n9:00am -6:00pm #bucketlistreboot#museum #malaysia

Malaysia Islamic arts museum one of the best place for Historians. This is a beautiful place to visit if you want to know the history of Islam spread in South East Asia. Exquisite products, art, culture and culture can all be found in one place. The entrance fee is very low. #GiveThanks

The Museum of Islamic Art, located on an artificial island off the coastline of Doha, Qatar, covers an area of 45,000 square meters and is by far the most comprehensive Islamic-themed museum. It contains world-class treasures of Islamic culture. A group of people, when they arrived here, were completely shocked by the building that floated on the sea. The exterior of the museum is decorated with Islamic white style in a geometric way with simple white limestone. It is also a big hit. It is the mountain of the mountains by the famous Chinese designer Pei Ming. The museum houses a collection of jaw-dropping Islamic cultural treasures. Gemstones, crystal cups, handmade blankets, exquisite gold masks, and decaying into magic. Walk here, not only an artistic inspiration experience, It is the perfect harvest of the eye. opening time week to Wednesday: 10