In this story, Sajjad has two wives, his first wife is Parisa and his second wife is Fatima. Sajjad's second wife, Fatemeh, has authority over the house and orders his first wife, Parisa, to do whatever she says. Parisa accepts and endures to stay in this house so that she can raise her children. But Sajjad hates Fatima and pretends to love her just because her children stay in this house. There are conflicts between Fatima and Parisa, and Fatima is described as an evil and malicious woman.

This story shows us that in some cases, wrong choices and dishonesty cause family relationships to break down and have conflict and tension. Sajjad regrets that he took Fatima and does not respect his first wife, Parisa. For the sake of his children, he pretends to love Fatima, but in reality he does not.

Finally, this story reminds us that in family relationships, honesty and mutual respect are very important and the right choices are necessary to build a healthy and relaxing family1. #Sajad_has_two_wives
2. #Prisa_and_Fateme_Sajad's_wives
3. #Baghd_and_hate_of_Sajad_relative_to_Fatima
4. #wrong_choices_and_its_consequences
5. #conflict_and_tension_between_Fateme_and_Prisa
6. Description of Fatemeh, a wicked and evil woman
7. #honesty_and_respect_in_family_relationships
8. #Sajad's love for his second wife and its manifestations
9. #Parisa's distress and distress by Fatemeh
10. Peace and health in family relationships
11. #power_and_dominion_in_marital_relationships
12. #Differences in the education of children
13. #Effect of unbalanced relationships on family spirit
14. #crisis of marital relations and society
15. #change_the_situation_and_improvement_of_honesty_and_respect.