Love, Divorce and Prison: An inside story of nomadic life

Muhammad is a man who lives in a nomadic tribe. He has two wives named Fatima and Negar. Nomadic life for Muhammad and his family is accompanied by challenges and problems.

Over time, problems have arisen between Fatima and Negar. Probably these problems were caused by cultural differences, personality differences or lack of understanding between them. These problems can lead to daily tensions and discomforts in the family.

One of the issues between Fatima and Muhammad is the state of Fatima's pregnancy. This issue can increase tensions in the family for a reason. Muhammad may have doubted and decided to divorce Fatimah. This decision can not only affect Fatima's life, but also have negative effects on their children.

Finally, due to Fatima's bad behavior towards Nagar and Muhammad's second wife, Muhammad decides to refer Fatima to prison. This decision can be a result of constant tension and discomfort in the family and cause separation and internal division in the family. In addition, their son may also suffer from separation and distance from his mother.

In general, the nomadic life of Muhammad and his wives, Fatima and Nagar, is accompanied by problems and tensions. Cultural differences, personality differences and family problems can cause issues that not only affect the lives of these people, but also cause internal family failure and have negative effects on their children.