The Impact of Islamic Thought on Creating Space in the Residence: Case Study of Suhaimi’s and Sibai’s Houses.

This article examines the influence of Islamic thought on the design of residential spaces, using the examples of Suhaimi's and Sibai's houses. It explores the cultural, religious, environmental, and socio-economic factors that shape architectural practices in Islamic communities. The study highlights the importance of incorporating Islamic principles into residential design, engaging with local communities, promoting sustainability, preserving architectural heritage, and advancing research and education in Islamic architecture. The findings provide valuable insights for architects, designers, policymakers, and researchers working in Islamic communities. [Extracted from the article]