House of Suhaimi

The house was built i the Ottoma era, where the souther sectio was established by Sheikh Abdul Wahab al-Tablawi i 1058 AH / 1648 AD, while the orther sectio was fouded by Haj Ismail Shalabi i 1211 AH / 1796 AD, ad the beloged to Sheikh Ami Al-Suhaimi “Sheikh of the Turks i the Al-Azhar Mosque, ad the Committee for the preservatio of Arab atiquities bought it i the amout of 6000 gm i 1930. This house represets the style of the residetial architecture durig the Middle Ages; the lower widows with the exterior facade desiged to be high, the wood-topped upper mattresses ad the etrace to the house leadig to a broke corridor are all carried out i this maer, takig ito accout the privacy of the people of the house. The broke path eds i the middle courtyard, The house’s water well, ad this courtyard is the vetilator of the house ad the mai uit i the house, ad the top of the orther side has a waitig uit ad the receptio of guests or “clutter” (a Persia word meas chair or chair), which is a ope space o the dish directly, Madara (view) the souther side of the courtyard, ad the easter ad wester ribs etraces lead to the lower halls ad escalators to the upper halls. The halls are composed of a cetral area that represets the drearah, ad is surrouded by Iwaa. It opes with widows for lightig ad vetilatio. The floor of the glazes decorates marble mosaics with geometric formatios. The woodwork is displayed i ceiligs ad wall books. The lower part of the walls is covered with wood. Burda Boussiri poetry, which characterized the Ottoma era i geeral, ad the importat elemets of the seat seat, which is located at the top etrace souther rib to welcome the orther wid i the summer, ad the most importat rooms i the house ceramic hall, which topped the clutter where the walls Ottoma tiles tiles as we fid a umber of ceramic dishes, ad the most importat elemets of the house chair birth ad adjoiig bathroom ceramic hall which is cosidered Tsgara public baths, the back yard with a garde Veugd mill grai ad legs water to drik.