Life in these houses was very simple but peaceful. The mud house, whose walls were made of stones and the roof made of mud and wood, the smell of mud on rainy days, and the drops dripping from the roof in winter told their own stories. In such houses, people were happy even with small things. When the lamp was lit in the evening, the whole room was filled not with light but with intimacy and love.
The open air outside, the silence of the mountains, the smell of the fields and the sounds of animals, all together created an environment in which there was no noise, only peace. Relationships were close here, people shared each other's joys and sorrows. Great happiness was contained in small houses.
Worldly comforts were few, but the heart was satisfied. The mud house was not just a place to live, but it was a symbol of simplicity, love and a peaceful life.
