The inhabitants of Babylon lived in prosperity, but they were in the darkness of ignorance and delusion, because they carved idols out of stones, giving them the desired appearance, and then worshipped what they created with their own hands, and believed that these idols were gods, instead of worshipping Allah, who created them and endowed them with an incredible number of obvious and hidden benefits.

The Prophet Ibrahim lived in the settlement where it was. He was the son of the pagan Azar, who made idols. He called people to monotheism.

But many did not want to accept his new faith.

There was a girl at the end of the town, Haya. She was disembodied and could not have children. Since childhood, she has already had seeds of doubt that paganism is not entirely true, but that the world is much more complex and deep, like a mechanism that works according to the creator's idea. She was 22 years old. She severed her connection with the belief in idols, and she start skipped the festivities associated with these idols. She was judged because of this.

One day she stayed at home, and the people went to a festival. She took care of the garden and looked after it.