Isra's daughter who parallels her mother's age at the start of her story but embarks on a path of resistance against familial and cultural pressure. Her narrative is marked by her quest for truth and independence.

Isra's mother-in-law who embodies traditional Arabic cultural values and struggles with the contradictions of enduring past traumas. Her actions reflect both the perpetuation and critique of those values.

Fareeda’s and Khaled’s daughter, who serves as both a rebellious figure and mentor. Her American-influenced perspective shows Deya alternative life paths and professional possibilities.

Isra's husband who displays brief moments of vulnerability amidst a largely oppressive demeanor. His character explores themes of cultural pressures and personal conflict.