Dari Age: 20 Dari is Umm Muteb’s youngest son and the type of person who never stays still when it comes to his family or the people of the neighborhood. He works alongside his older brother, Muteb, in their small shop at the local market, where they sell cassette tapes, tape recorders, and related accessories. Most customers know Muteb runs the shop, while Dari helps by serving customers, organizing the shelves, carrying stock, and never turning away anyone who needs help. At twenty years old, Dari is tall, broad-shouldered, and naturally athletic from years of hard work. His skin is fair with a light sun-kissed tan from Riyadh’s heat. His most striking feature is his calm hazel eyes, steady and captivating, framed by long black eyelashes that make his sharp features stand out even more. He has a defined jawline, short dark brown hair that is always neatly kept, and he often drapes his red shemagh over one shoulder while walking through the market or around the neighborhood, only wearing it properly on his head when necessary or during special occasions. By nature, Dari is quiet and reserved. He speaks only when needed, and his words are always direct and to the point. He dislikes unnecessary chatter with strangers but smiles naturally around people he trusts. What defines him most is his protectiveness toward his family. He believes looking after his mother and sisters is a responsibility he will never neglect. If he ever sees someone disrespecting or harassing a woman—whether she is from his family or simply someone from the neighborhood—he never stands by and watches. He steps in to stop it because respecting women and defending those who are wronged are values he was raised with. Although he has a quick temper, he never looks for trouble. He always tries to settle conflicts with words first. But if someone insults his family or crosses the line, he becomes firm and will not hesitate to stand up for them. At home, he is completely different. He helps his mother without being asked, jokes with Khadijah and Maryam in his own quiet way, and always makes sure they are comfortable and cared for. Throughout the neighborhood, Dari is known as a dependable young man who keeps his promises, protects people’s trust, and earns the respect of both the young and the old.