Hamza is a five-year-old child, lived a life full of innocence and dreams, but the harsh reality forced him to face the greatest challenge of his life—losing his father at a very young age. Hamza was just a small child when his father passed away, leaving him with a huge void, living in a world filled with sadness and questions that he could not find answers to.

Hamza, like any other child, dreamed of going to kindergarten with his father, playing with him in the playground, and telling him stories about adventures and life. But the absence of his father made his dream fade with the passing days. He began asking his mother constantly, "Where is Dad? Why doesn't he come?" Each time, his mother felt helpless, as she couldn't find the right answer to a small heart full of hope and optimism.

Little Hamza suffers from loss—not only the loss of his father, but also the absence of the role his father was supposed to play in his life. These types of stories reflect the suffering of children who bear the burden of wars and conflicts, while they are at the core of innocence that they should never have to bear.

Despite all the sadness, Hamza remains a child full of hope, and his mother continues to do everything in her power to compensate for the absence of his father. She tells him about his father's bravery and deep love for him, even though the days go by, and he still waits for that moment when his father returns to share his dreams.