The writer Taha Hussein lived in the city of Giza in a large house that was considered one of the largest houses in that period, and it was sufficiently watered to pulsate with the love of his country. He is one of the most influential Egyptian writers and thinkers in the twentieth century, and he is one of the leaders of the Renaissance He was famous for his writings and books that are still being studied to this day, and his works in Arabic include novels, criticism, and social and political articles. After his death, the state bought his house and turned it into a museum that houses the possessions of Hussein’s employees, a huge library of 7,000 books, and in one corner of the reception hall, there is a piano and a gramophone.