In a parched expanse just beyond the dunes, lived Fatima and her young children, Ammar and Salma. They were nomads—wandering with their few goats and camels, always chasing the whispers of rain and grazing patches. They were poor in lifetimes of measure—but rich in resilience.
Each sunrise, Fatima gathered meager shrubs and dried berries. Sometimes, she traded with distant strangers for a handful of grains. At night, under a quilt of stars, she told her children stories of goats that escaped storms and camels that grew strong despite drought.
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