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Qatar, Photos from Lusail _6


Photos from Qatar Lusail City near the Marina,  I use the Sony RX100vii camera in B/w picture profile.

Qatar, Photos from Lusail _5


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Lusail city, photo taken near the Marina, I use the Sony  RX100vii in black and white picture profile.

Here are other photos I take in the Lusail.

Radwani House Museum post 38


The door and windows design and shape that have been used in almost all houses in Qatar in that time period.

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The bed, another angle.

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An old wooden bed was only for the well -off families, in the period of the 20’s to 70’s of the previous century, and the majority of the families (in general) slept on the ground.

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Radwani House Museum post 35


The main door entrance for the Radwani House Museum,  this will guide to a short corridor before the inner courtyard of the house.

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Radwani House Museum post 34


The image displays a traditional clay water pot (or jar) with a lid, commonly known as a [Heeb or Zeer] in some regions, used for cooling water naturally. An aluminum mug rests on top of the lid. The pot is placed on a stand or stool draped with a piece of coarse, woven fabric, possibly burlap or jute. This is usually placed in a corner in the corridor, and all the family drinks from it.

Radwani House Museum post 33


Rooms door are opening in long corridor,  all the windows are tall in rectangular dark-brown wood and steel. The family usually sits and gathers in the corridor.

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Radwani House Museum post 32


Long corridors,  all the other rooms open to those corridors.  Rooms have tall windows as in the photo. The family gathering in those corridors.

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Radwani House Museum post 30


Part of the living room.