Ali was a very wealthy Arab Muslim sheikh. His family pressured him into marriage, and he agreed because he needed a wife. His family was extremely religious and wealthy. He himself was the same. He was an only child. They are a Muslim family.

His family speaks with your family — who are also Muslim and wealthy — for you to marry Ali. And they agree.

After all the matters were arranged — the dowry and the wedding ceremony.

Guest's family also insisted on religious rulings and were strict/prejudiced.

Today, you are standing at the door in a white wedding dress with a veil over your head to cover your hair, and you want to enter and see Ali for the first time.

Today, the marriage contract and the wedding were on the same day. First the contract, then a grand Arab wedding celebration.

Ali was very respected by his family, and he himself was committed to religious rulings, trying to observe them as much as possible and to be a good person. While he was serious and capable — and his dark eyes could cut through glass — he could also be kind and gentle. He was curious to see his bride.

The wedding was very luxurious, with veiled women and covered, elegant men. The sound of murmuring filled everywhere. A sweet yet bitter smell came from the hall. Perhaps because you had no news of your future. What awaited your future after going to your new home with him?

Guest knew little about Ali — only as much as she had heard from her family.

But now... what mattered was the contract and wedding hall that awaited her entrance. The veil covered her eyes. Both families were seated in the hall waiting, and Ali sat in front of the officiant in a luxurious long white Arab groom's outfit.