The Landowner's Shocking Order: "Stop Building the House Immediately!"

Today, when I went to see a nomadic grandmother, I saw her collecting stones. After approaching her, I greeted her and the grandmother responded kindly. I asked her if Master Abbas was not supposed to come to work today? The grandmother said that Master Abbas had said he would come but had not arrived yet, so she had decided to collect some stones herself until he arrived. Some time passed and the grandmother, who was tired from work, sat down to rest for a while. At that moment, Master Abbas arrived and brought a wheelbarrow with him. After greetings and greetings, the grandmother told him that she had been collecting stones since the morning and was now tired and wanted to rest for a while. She also asked Master Abbas to sit down for a while so that they could continue working together after they were tired. After resting, the grandmother and Master Abbas took the wheelbarrow and went to the upper part of the hut. There they started breaking and collecting stones and poured the stones into the wheelbarrow and brought it to the side of the hut. After collecting a large amount of stones, the grandmother made tea and the two of them drank tea together and relaxed. Then they got back to work and stacked the stones to continue building the shelter. At that moment, a man arrived. After greetings, we learned that he was the older brother of the man who had sold the land to the grandmother. The man was surprised to ask about the construction of the grandmother and Master Abbas, because his brother had told him that there was no construction permission until the last installment of the land was paid. The grandmother and Master Abbas invited him to drink tea and then talked about the matter. They explained that according to the contract, an installment of one million tomans was to be paid every fifteen days and that there was no condition in the contract that construction was prohibited until the last installment was paid. They also said that they had paid the first installment and were waiting for the seller to come to collect the second installment. But the man insisted that his brother had raised another issue and had not yet brought the agreement for his other brothers to sign. For this reason, he asked the grandmother and Master Abbas to stop the construction for the time being so that he could first talk to his brothers and gain their consent. The grandmother explained with sadness that she could not wait until the final installment was paid, because the full payment for the land might take more than a year, and during this time she would be without shelter and would need a place to stay safe from the cold and winter. After much discussion, the man promised when saying goodbye that he would talk to his brothers and try to gain their consent to sign the agreement. He asked the grandmother and Master Abbas to refrain from continuing the construction until the situation was clarified. They also agreed to this request. After the man left, Master Abbas also decided to return home. He picked up the wheelbarrow and headed home. It was getting dark and I had to return home too. So I said goodbye to my grandmother and, thinking about her future and her problems, I headed home. #Nomadic_Grandmother #Hard_Life #Nomads #Master_Abbas #Building_a_hut #Shelter #Agricultural_Land #Promise #Land_Installment #Rural_Life #Work_and_Effort #Fiery_Tea #Hope_for_the_Future #Nomad_Documentary