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For centuries, Nakheel’s lush and fertile date palm gardens have been an essential source of food and water. Numerous people lived within the shady oasis, and visitors came during the summer to escape the unforgiving heat and humidity. The residents primarily lived in mud and palm frond huts known as areesh, whilst the local sheikh families preferred to occupy stone houses.
Hudaybah Tower was originally part of a larger community compound which has long since been demolished. The upgraded prestigious stone buildings contained a living room and reception room. They served as a defence for the entire compound.
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