A righteous camel

The tribe rejects the marriage of Salha Bint Abuha to her maternal cousin Dakhil Bin Asmar, and forces her to marry her paternal cousin Saleh, the son of the sheikh of the Al Mahroos tribe. Salha receives news that her maternal cousin has left the desert for the Emirate of Kuwait after being prevented from marrying her, to reside in the Emirate hostile to his tribe under a new name, determined to start a new life in the coastal city, working as a shepherd. In the spring of 1901, Saleh Al Mahroos leaves his wife and paternal cousin Salha in the desert with their infant son and his camel "Wadha" to join the ranks of the camel riders among the men of Kuwait in their raid on the Emirate of Hail, riding his camel "Sari" to the Sarif region, where the conflict and battle between the paternal cousin's tribe and the maternal cousin's tribe take place. News of defeat reaches Salha Al Mahroos, and that her husband is injured and dying in the Emirate of Kuwait to the east, where her maternal cousin resides. The young woman intends to follow the sun, towards Kuwait, to travel to the Emirate, hoping to meet her beloved and for a similar meeting between her camel "Wadha" and her husband's camel "Sari". The girl's journey with her infant, in the desert on the camel's back, is long. In a rainy spring, its clouds obscure the sun so that Salha cannot reach her destination in the East, and between the warning of the sun and the good news of the rain, the girl continues to move towards achieving her dream.