An idea by @Hadi_Bani

Ash'ath bin Qais al-Kindi, the chief of the Arab tribe, is arguing with the representative of the caliph of the Prophet of Islam among her tribe in the courtyard of her mud-brick house with date palm trees

Ash'ath bin Qais al-Kindi, the chief of the Arab tribe, is arguing with the representative of the caliph of the Prophet of Islam among her tribe in the courtyard of her mud-brick house with date palm trees

Ash'ath bin Qais al-Kindi, the chief of the Arab tribe, is arguing angrily with the representative of the caliph of the Prophet Muhammad among his tribesmen on the porch of his mud-brick house with date palm trees.

Real image: Ash'ath bin Qais al-Kindi, the chief of the Arab tribe, angrily argues with the male representative of the caliph of the Prophet of Islam and his companions in the porch of his mud-brick house, surrounded by his tribe.

Real image: Ash'ath bin Qais al-Kindi, the head of the Arab tribe, argues angrily with the male representative of the caliph of the Prophet of Islam and his companions in a gathering of his tribesmen. His cousin, Amr al-Qais, advises him.

Real image: Ash'ath bin Qais al-Kindi, the head of the Arab tribe, argues angrily with the male representative of the caliph of the Prophet of Islam and his companions in a gathering of the elders of his tribe. And his cousin Amr al-Qais advises him.

Real image: Ash'ath bin Qais al-Kindi, the head of the Arab tribe, argues angrily with the male representative of the caliph of the Prophet of Islam and his companions in a gathering of the elders of his tribe. And his cousin Amr al-Qais advises him.

Real picture: After the death of the Prophet of Islam, Ziyad ibn Abi Labid al-Ansari, the governor of Hadhramaut, invited the tribal elders to the pavilion and asked them for allegiance. Ash'ath ibn Qais al-Kindi, one of the tribal elders, refused to swear allegiance and disobeyed the order.

Real picture: After the death of the Prophet of Islam, Ziyad ibn Abi Labid al-Ansari, the governor of Hadramaut, invited the tribal elders to the brick and mortar castle and asked them for allegiance. Ash'ath ibn Qais al-Kindi, one of the tribal elders, refused to swear allegiance and disobeyed the order.

Real picture: After the death of the Prophet of Islam, Ziyad ibn Abi Labid al-Ansari, the governor of Hadramaut, invited the tribal elders to the brick and mortar castle and asked them for allegiance. Ash'ath ibn Qais al-Kindi, one of the tribal elders, refused to swear allegiance and disobeyed the order.