The Islamic Antiquities Museum of Kuwait (المتحف التراث الإسلامي في الكويت) is a private museum in Kuwait founded by members of the Al-Naqib Al-Refa'i family,[1] the descendants of Muhammad and Imam Husayn.[2] It has been a project in progress for many years and now holds a collection of antiques and relics, some dating back to the earliest period of Islam till a more contemporary era since the founding of Kuwait. The collection includes rare manuscripts, miniatures, pottery, carpets, wood and stone carvings and adornments of the Kaaba and Rawdah in Majid an-Nebawi as well as various holy relics.[3]