“Nasibeh's Suffering: Anger at Zahra and Zabihullah and Trying to Sew Beautiful Local Clothes”

Today, Nasiba was sewing beautiful, local clothes in the workshop. After finishing work, she returned home and fed the children and then started sweeping the yard. In the meantime, Zahra came home and Nasiba asked her why she didn’t lock the door and went wherever she wanted. This caused Zahra to argue with Nasiba and ask her to make her tea and put the broom away. Nasiba, who was angry with this behavior, got into an argument with Zahra. After this argument, Nasiba went to the yard and suddenly saw Zabiullah holding Nika, her daughter. She became very angry and told Zabiullah to give her her child and leave the house. But Zabiullah replied that he had come to see his brother’s children. In the meantime, Zahra defended Zabiullah and told Nasiba that she had the right to take the children. Nasibeh, angered by this interference, argued with Zahra, saying that this matter was none of her business. After Zabihullah left, Akbar returned from work and Nasibeh tried to explain the incident to him, but Zahra kept interrupting and changing the subject. Finally, Nasibeh said that Zabihullah had come home. Akbar, angered by this, said that if he were here, he would know what to do. Meanwhile, Nasibeh was making tea for Akbar, and Zahra lied to him that she had prevented Zabihullah from harming the children. Akbar was happy about this and thanked Zahra. #Nomadic tradition #Nomadic love #Nomadic culture #Cultural heritage #Handicrafts #Nomadic life #Nomadic family #nomadic widow #nomadic