The Museum of Islamic Ceramics in Cairo focuses on a unique type of Islamic art, which is ceramics. It is situated within the ancient Prince Amr Ibrahim Palace, built in the first quarter of the 20th century.

The museum hosts a significant collection of ceramic works, dating back to various Islamic eras, including Fatimid, Ottoman, Mamluk, and Umayyad ceramics, documenting the life of Muslims in those ages. It also houses an impressive collection of stained glass windows.