A) Four B) Three C) Five D) Two
A) 1400 years B) 1600 years C) 1200 years D) 1000 years
A) Metalwork, ceramics, jewelry, woodwork, textiles, and glass B) Paintings, sculptures, manuscripts, and pottery C) Furniture, tapestries, coins, and armor D) Stained glass, mosaics, frescoes, and carvings
A) 2025 B) 2023 C) 2026 D) 2019
A) The Blue Qur'an B) The Golden Manuscript C) MS.474.2003 D) A page of the Red Qur'an
A) It is made from papyrus. B) It is indigo-dyed and over 1000 years old. C) It contains illustrations of prophets. D) It is written on gold leaf.
A) Green Earth Foundation B) Naked Heart Foundation C) Red Cross Foundation D) Blue Sky Foundation
A) Fashioning an Empire: Textiles from Safavid Iran B) Jewels of the Orient: Persian Treasures C) Islamic Calligraphy: Art and Spirituality D) The Silk Road: Trade and Culture
A) Arabian Gallery B) Central Asian Gallery C) Qatar Gallery D) Persian Gallery
A) Renaissance Paintings B) Medieval Warfare and Strategy C) Islamic Science, Calligraphy and Inventions as well as Astronomy D) Ancient Egyptian Artifacts
A) Hermitage Museum in St. Petersburg B) Louvre Museum in Paris C) Place Vendôme Mall in Lusail D) British Museum in London
A) Modern Architecture in Asia B) Traditional Japanese Ceramics C) European Influence on Asian Art D) Cultural exchanges between Chinese and Islamic civilisations
A) Persian Miniatures: A Visual Journey B) The Silk Road: A Historical Overview C) Ottoman Empire: Art and Culture D) Islamic Art: A Journey of Splendour
A) Beyond Boundaries: Islamic Art Across Cultures B) Radiant C) Hajj: The Journey through Art D) Ferozkoh: Tradition and Continuity in Afghan Art
A) Leslee Michelsen B) Gwen Farrelly C) William Greenwood D) Mounia Chekhab-Abudaya
A) Ancient pottery B) Islamic textiles C) Historic swords D) Medieval manuscripts
A) Mughal and Safavid Albums B) The Tiger's Dream: Tipu Sultan C) Ceramics of al-Andalus D) Kings & Pawns: Board Games from India to Spain
A) Birds and their symbolism B) Animal fables C) Islamic architecture D) Calligraphy
A) Muhammad Ali: Tribute to a Legend B) Treasures of China C) Qajar Women: Images of Women in the 19th century Iran D) The Hunt: Princely Pursuits in Islamic Lands
A) Ancient coins B) Medieval weaponry C) Islamic calligraphy D) Motifs and artisans
A) A Falcon's Eye - Tribute to Sheikh Saoud Al Thani B) Syria Matters C) Powder and Damask: Islamic Arms and Armour from the Collection of Fadel Al-Mansoori D) Set in Stone: Gems and Jewels from Royal Indian Courts
A) Historical palaces in Doha B) Qatar's modern art scene C) Islamic architecture worldwide D) Mosques in Qatar
A) Crafting Design Futures B) Splendors of the Atlas: A Voyage Through Morocco's Heritage C) In the Footsteps of Ara Güler: Exploring the Photographer's Legacy D) Ektashif: Morocco
A) Islamic textiles B) Food and feasting C) Medieval warfare D) Islamic calligraphy
A) Empire of Light: Visions and Voices of Afghanistan B) I. M. Pei and the Making of the Museum of Islamic Art: From Square to Octagon and Octagon to Circle C) Uzbekistan: Heritage in Motion D) Ektashif Uzbekistan Exhibition
A) Islamic architecture in Europe B) Qatar's modern art scene C) Afghanistan's cultural heritage D) Persian poetry
A) Islamic Art: A Journey of Splendour B) The Hunt: Princely Pursuits in Islamic Lands C) Uzbekistan: Heritage in Motion and Ektashif Uzbekistan Exhibition D) Fashioning an Empire: Textiles from Safavid Iran
A) August 2022 B) October 2022 C) June 2021 D) April 2021
A) The Prime Minister of Qatar B) MIA Director Julia Gonnella C) A local artist from Doha D) An anonymous museum curator
A) June 2021 B) August 2022 C) October 2022 D) April 2022
A) Exactly 900 B) Less than 500 C) Around 800 D) More than 1,100
A) A 3-D tour B) Live streaming of gallery tours C) Virtual reality games D) An online ticket booking system
A) 30 B) 10 C) 25 D) 18
A) Baghdad: Eye's Delight B) The Art of Persia C) Islamic Calligraphy Through Ages D) The Silk Road and Its Influence
A) An Ottoman palace chamber B) A Mughal garden pavilion C) A 19th-century Damascus room D) A Byzantine chapel
A) Italian cuisine B) Indian cuisine C) Traditional Qatari cuisine D) French Mediterranean cuisine
A) Nairy Baghramian B) Julia Gonnella C) Alain Ducasse D) Richard Serra
A) A glass installation B) A marble statue C) A vertical steel sculpture D) A wooden carving
A) January 2022 B) March 2024 C) Late February 2023 D) May 2025
A) Shaika Nasser Al-Nassr B) Salem Al Aswad C) Julia Gonnella D) Alain Ducasse
A) September 2025 B) November 2022 C) January 2023 D) May 2024
A) Leslie E. Robertson Associates B) Turner Projacs C) Baytur Construction D) Wilmotte Associates
A) 2004 B) 2008 C) 2010 D) 2006
A) Sheikh Hamad B) Wilmotte Associates C) Fatma Al Sharshani D) I. M. Pei
A) Creamy limestone B) Sandstone C) Marble D) Granite
A) Ten B) Three C) Seven D) Five
A) Baytur Construction B) Turner Projacs C) Wilmotte Associates D) Leslie E. Robertson Associates
A) Modernist architecture B) Baroque architecture C) Postmodern architecture D) Gothic architecture
A) An elevated walkway B) A glass bridge C) A large central court D) An underground tunnel
A) Wilmotte Associates B) Isometrix Lighting + Design C) Plowden & Smith D) SG Conseil
A) Square B) Somewhat crescent-shaped C) Rectangular D) Circular
A) Leslie E. Robertson Associates B) Turner Projacs C) Baytur Construction D) Wilmotte & Associates
A) Wilmotte Associates B) SG Conseil C) Plowden & Smith D) Isometrix Lighting + Design
A) Creamy limestone with various shades B) Marble with intricate carvings C) Granite with modernist designs D) Sandstone with traditional patterns
A) Large metallic chandelier B) Glass chandelier C) Crystal chandelier D) Wooden chandelier |