لخّصلي

[اسم العائلة] 1
[Scene 1: Living Room - Present Day]
[Two girls, ghala and layla, are sitting in a living room, surrounded by books and artifacts.]
layla: (excitedly) ghala, look what I found in the attic! An old journal! Ghala: (curiously) Wow, it looks ancient. Let's see what's inside.
[Scene 2: Living Room - Present Day]
[layla and ghala open the journal and begin reading aloud, as the stage transforms into a courtyard in 1727. Three girls, sitah , nourah , and monerah, appear on the side of the stage.]
Ghala: (reading from the journal) "My dearest sisters, today I write to you, capturing the essence of our lives, so that our stories may be remember
layla: (reading) "sitah, nourah and monerah
were like the threads of a tapestry, woven together by love, sisterhood, and a deep appreciation for our Saudi heritage."
[Scene 3: Living Room - Present Day]
[ghala and layla step forward, facing the audience, as they narrate the story.] Ghala: sitah, the eldest sister was a beacon of strength for her younger sisters.
layla : nourah, the middle sister, possessed a passion for adventure. She always sought to explore the wonders of their beloved Riyadh .
Ghala: monerah, the youngest sister, had a heart full of compassion and a talent for storytelling.
[scene 4 : kitchen - past]

Scene: nourah and sitah in their humble kitchen
[sitah is preparing a pot of jareesh, a traditional Saudi dish made with crushed wheats and milk. Nourah watches curiously, her eyebrows slightly raised.]
Nourah: sitah, this smells amazing! But, um... where did we get the money for all these ingredients? We've been struggling lately, and I thought we could only afford simple meals like milk and dates.
[ sitah pauses for a moment, then turns to nourah with a warm smile.]
Sitah: nourah, my dear sister, you're right. We have been facing hardships, but something wonderful happened today. You see, I had an encounter with a generous soul.
Nourah: (intrigued) Who was it,sitah?
sitah: It was Modhi, the wife of the first Imam. She saw me in the market, and her eyes were filled with kindness. She asked me about our circumstances, and when she heard about our struggles, she insisted on helping us.
[nourah's eyes widen with astonishment.]
Sitah: Modhi, the wife of the first Imam? That's incredible! Why would she go out of her way to help us?
Sitah: Modhi is known for her deep appreciation of Saudi history and the remarkable women who shaped our heritage. In fact, she mentioned someone very interesting. She spoke of Princess Ghaliyah Al-Badry Al-Bogami,
Narrator: Princess Ghaliyah a remarkable Saudi woman, she witnessed and actively participated
in the events that unfolded during the Ottoman-Muslim War. Princess Ghaliyah's leadership skills were instrumental in preventing the Ottoman recapture of Mecca,
Nourah: Princess Ghaliyah?, but I don't know much about her story. Could you tell me more,sitah?
Sitah: Of course, nourah. Princess Ghaliyah was a symbol of bravery and determination. Her actions inspired many, including Modhi.
Nourah: That's incredible! To think that Modhi and Princess Ghaliyah were alive at the same time, fighting for our culture and independence.

   [sitah accidentally spills some milk on the floor. She turns to nourah with a gentle request.]

sitah: nourah-
[sitah says before she is interrupted by an infuriated norah]
nourah:ugh! Sitah you’re so clumsy we’re already poor but now we’re poor and hungry!
Sitah:you’re always so angry you should be calmer like me! Norah:no I won’t be as careless as you so I’m gonna go got a rag Sitah:yeah! Walk away
[nourah exits the room and walks into another area of the stage where monurah is sitting playing a game.]
Nourah:monerah! What’s on your mind you seem a bit spaced out? Monerah:it’s nothing I’m just thinking a sandwich
Nourah: a sandwich?
Monerah:hahaha....but know iam really thinking about something well have you heard about a woman who taugh man and woman her name was Fatima bint Muhammad Al-wahab
Nourah: who is she! Tell me more!
Monerah: Well, she made efforts towards the education of women!
.
[Fatima was known for her strength and determination in the face of adversity. Her courage and knowledge inspired many and helped shape the foundations of modern- day Saudi Arabia.]
Nourah:to think a woman in this day could be that accomplished and educated what a woman!
Monerah: and That's not all also she teaches and educats them in her own home too! [Norah watches, mesmerized, as Monerah delivers this riveting account.]

   Norah: Wow! What an inspiring woman! It's amazing to think that Fatima was alive at the same time as Modhi, and Princess Ghaliyah. If these are the woman of the present I wonder what the future holds!

Monerah:tell me about it!
[nourah and monerah continue talking together sitah then walks towards them with a rag in her hand]
Sitah:Nourah! You seem to be enjoying your time talking about the woman of our country enjoying it so much you forgot to get me a rag!
Nourah:heh! Yea im enjoying it a lot
Sitah: hey...I’m sorry about earlier....
Nourah:yeah I’m sorry too...
[norah says going to hug sitah sitah hugs back happily] Monerah:awww my sisters...
[sitah nourah an monerah continue hugging there warmth filling the air even though they were facing hardships and austerity they still found joy in whatever they had that is the beauty of our country we will find joy and happiness in even the hardest of times
Epilogue: "Echoes of the Past"
[The stage is dimly lit, as ghala and layla step forward, facing the audience.]
layla: The stories of sitah, nourah, and monerah have come to an end, but their echoes continue to resonate within us.
ghala: Through their lives, we have witnessed the strength, resilience, and beauty of our Saudi heritage.
layla: We have learned that in the tapestry of our history, every thread plays a vital role in shaping who we are.

   layla: Today, as we stand here thanks to the remarkable woman who shaped our history, let us carry their stories with us as a reminder of the importance of preserving our traditions and passing them on to future generations.

ghala: Let us be the guardians of our Saudi culture, the storytellers who keep the flames of our heritage alive together
[The lights gradually fade, leaving a sense of hope and a call to action.]