The National Museum of Islamic Civilization Arts is located in a former presidential palace that was converted into a cultural and educational center in 1986 AD, and it consists of 4 rooms spread over two floors and decorated with dazzling Islamic decorations. It dates back to the Aghlabid, Fatimid, Hafsid and Ottoman eras, in addition to the glass pieces, glazed pottery and the copy of the mihrab (the niche that indicates the direction of the qiblah), in addition to the manuscript room that contains the parchment papers from the Qur’an that belong to the library of the Great Mosque of Kairouan. It mentions the development of writing and decoration methods, the most important of which are It is the famous Blue Quran.