• Meaningful architecture 

  

  The library is built in the shape of a “rehl,” which is a traditional wooden book rest that is mostly used to hold the Qur’an. Its total built area is more than 54,000 square meters. 

• Large-scale collection 

  

  The book hub has more than 1.1 million printed and digital books in Arabic and international languages, with over six million dissertations. 

• Rare finds

  

  The library has a collection of rare and old books, atlases, manuscripts, and documents. Among the exhibited items are the first edition of Napoleon’s “Description de l’Égypte,” an 18th century encyclopedic register of Egyptian history and archaeology.

• The languages garden 

  

  As part of the library’s outdoor facilities, the Languages Garden displays dozens of Sheikh Mohammed Bin Rashid’s quotes on leadership, nation building, learning and more translated into various languages.

• Children’s corner 

  

  The massive structure also has a children’s library with 17,000 titles. The kids’ corner is colorful and has multiple toys for your young ones to enjoy. 

• Special services 

  

  The library is equipped to help differently abled visitors, with a Braille service and has a special space for autistic individuals.