Mustafa, from Kafruma, returned after years of displacement in northern camps to find his home reduced to rubble. Unable to rebuild, he settled into harsh living conditions that lack even the most basic comforts of dignity. Mustafa suffers from complete lower-body paralysis, which robs him of the ability to work or provide any income, turning the simplest daily tasks into heavy burdens. Yet it is not his disability alone that pains him, but the helplessness of being unable to care for his young child or meet even his most basic needs. Every day, Mustafa wrestles with the dream of a safe future for his child and the cruel reality that confines him physically. The deepest heartbreak lies in the moments he cannot hold his child, cannot play as other fathers do—so he watches and prays, yearning to be the father his child deserves.