Unveiling History: The Saga of the First Nomadic Woman's Mountain Exile

In the vast expanse of nomadic life, a man's harrowing struggle against addiction clashed with the fracturing of his marital promises, weaving a tragic tale of betrayal. His surrender to a second union shattered the sanctity of his initial commitment, obscured by the haze of addiction blurring his judgment. As life's challenges mounted, his addiction served as the catalyst for eroding trust and tearing apart his family's unity. The once-solid foundation of his unbreakable marital bond crumbled, casting a haunting shadow over their shared history. This story echoes the profound impact of addiction on familial ties and underscores the fragile nature of human connections within the nomadic community, leaving enduring scars on trust and intimacy.
Following his rejection by his first wife, Heshmat made a noble choice to take custody of his young daughter, Armita. The duo embarked on a journey into the remote nomadic mountains, but Heshmat's vigilant ex-wife alerted nearby soldiers to their whereabouts. The soldiers tracked Heshmat, eventually finding his daughter. Meanwhile, Heshmat eluded capture, vanishing into the distant vistas. This expedition, laden with anxieties and uncertainties, culminated amid the solemn forests of the mountains, signifying a triumph for the first wife over Heshmat's addictive struggles.
In a time full of cruelty and instability, Heshmat and his second wife, with discouragement and ruthlessness, threw Ruqiya and her children away from the chaos and their nomadic home. The woman, along with her children, became displaced in the rocky caves of the mountains, facing endless despair and loneliness. Here, they were homeless, unguarded and under the onslaught of the fast-falling torrential rains.
A sudden drought stripped away their dream and filled the sky with dark shapes. The drops of water tied knots of helplessness and discomfort in the hair of Ruqiya and her children. Displacement in the caves was a representation of unwiseness and corruption in human decisions. They were trapped in the darkness of the mountains, while the heavy rains brought with them a sign of further despair and unrest.