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Welcome to Lawh Wa Qalam: M. F. Husain Museum. Whether you are visiting for the first time or returning to discover more, we strive to make your experience comfortable, inspiring, and memorable. Plan ahead with details on opening hours, directions, facilities, and visitor guidelines to ensure a smooth and enjoyable visit.
Opening hours
Saturday–Sunday,
Tuesday–Thursday
10am-5pm (UTC+03:00)
Friday
1:30pm-7:30pm (UTC+03:00)
Closed
Mondays and National Holidays
Access and Arrival
Parking within walking distance
A dedicated parking area is conveniently located right in front of the museum.
Valet parking at the entrance
Enjoy a hassle-free arrival with valet service available in front of the building.
Public transportation
Reach the museum via the Qatar National Library Metro Station, then transfer to the Northnest Education City Tram stop.
Wheelchair accessibility
The museum and its galleries are wheelchair accessible, with two accessible restrooms, parking, an entrance ramp, and elevators.
Unwind and recharge at the Café
Pause and reflect on your visit at our museum café, offering a selection of light meals, coffee, and refreshments in a relaxed setting.
Explore
Visit the gift shop for a lasting memento
Take a piece of the museum home. The gift shop offers exclusive merchandise, notebooks, prints, and souvenirs inspired by Husain’s works.
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Get inspired at the library
With books to suit every taste, explore our library’s collection on art, Arab culture, and M. F. Husain himself.
Learn moreDress Code
Out of respect for local culture, please dress modestly. Shoulders and knees should be covered when visiting public places like museums and other government buildings. Entrance may be refused if your clothing is deemed unsuitable.
On Maqbool Fida Husain
Discover the genius of an artist who redefined modern art with a bold vision and timeless creativity, bridging cultures and eras through storytelling.
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