Al Suwaihliya (Arabic: السويحليه, romanized: As Suwayḩilīyah) is a village in northwest Qatar located in the municipality of Al-Shahaniya.

[7] These structures, located near spring encampments and wells in the area, were constructed primarily of rough coral or limestone blocks bound by clay or earth mortar.

The exterior walls were coated with clay for protection against the elements, requiring annual maintenance due to exposure to wind and rain.

A final layer of clay and gravel provided insulation, allowing the rooms to be used for sleeping during hot summer nights.

Even during their temporary relocation, the family maintained separate living quarters, mirroring the layout of their winter tents.