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84 historic artifacts coming to Ithra

Aramco, represented by the King Abdulaziz Center for World Culture (Ithra), and the Supreme Council of Antiquities of the Arab Republic of Egypt, have signed an agreement paving the way for joint cooperation between the two entities on an exhibition focusing on mosques. 

 

The agreement and the exhibition focus on social, aesthetic, and cultural aspects of mosques as a crucial art form in Islamic architecture and building techniques. 

 

The agreement includes a two-year loan of 84 artifacts from Cairo's Museum of Islamic Art collection. The pieces will be part of the Shatr AlMasjid exhibition organized by Ithra, scheduled to take place soon, as the first exhibition of its kind in the region in terms of subject matter, presentation, and artifact diversity.

This piece is part of an exhibit at Ithra focusing on the social, aesthetic, and cultural aspects of mosques as a crucial art form in Islamic architecture and building techniques.
This door is part of an exhibit at Ithra focusing on the social, aesthetic, and cultural aspects of mosques as a crucial art form in Islamic architecture and building techniques.
This lamp is part of an exhibit at Ithra focusing on the social, aesthetic, and cultural aspects of mosques as a crucial art form in Islamic architecture and building techniques.
This piece is part of an exhibit at Ithra focusing on the social, aesthetic, and cultural aspects of mosques as a crucial art form in Islamic architecture and building techniques.