Witness a mother and her daughter engaging in their Saturday afternoon ritual of drinking hashar qahwa. Conversation sprouts in juxtaposition with words unspoken, unraveled at the cusp of song and poetry as it begins to illuminate the sacred intricacies of their relationship with their hair, hijab, and each other.
Witness a mother and her daughter engaging in their Saturday afternoon ritual of drinking hashar qahwa. Conversation sprouts in juxtaposition with words unspoken, unraveled at the cusp of song and poetry as it begins to illuminate the sacred intricacies of their relationship with their hair, hijab, and each other.
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