We walked on the plush carpet towards the council, known as the elder statesmen. He bowed slightly and greeted them, and I followed his lead. Instead of simply acknowledging our greeting, they responded with a small commendatory praise for him. As he straightened up, I saw that they lined up to greet him one by one, while I just waved at them when we arrived. After that, the guards bowed deeply to greet us. It was surprising to see their reaction, and what shocked them even more was his response. "Did we find you in good health?" he asked, even mentioning two of them by name. Not only were they surprised, but I was also astonished. He simply walked on without seeking an explanation for their astonishment, nor did he tell them to rise. What was the rush in them bowing so deeply? When he reached some men dressed in our traditional attire, indicating they were not guards but rather perhaps friends or children of the elder statesmen, he hugged one of them. Everyone was surprised by this, and he proceeded to embrace them all, giving them the Arab-style greeting. There were about eight of them. After that, we headed back to our car, which had already been opened for us before we reached it. It was a limousine, but not the one I was familiar with, as that one was black with three doors and had a typical car front. However, this one was a dark ash color and had a front resembling an "End of Discussion" design. After I got in, I saw him walk around and enter as well. Subhanallah! If it wouldn't be considered an exaggeration, I would say this car was more comfortable and beautiful than an airplane, even though I've seen various cars and planes in different countries. We were completely enclosed, with no one able to see us. I leaned back to rest on my husband's shoulder. He lifted my forehead slightly and kissed me. "Thank you. Oh! Let me just adjust this so I don't make two mistakes," he said as he spread his legs slightly and pulled out something like a new pink robe, which he unfolded along with a pink veil. There were also brown shoes and a handbag. The handbag was a small, handheld one, designed to be carried in the hand.