The farmer here talks about the movement of farmers to their farms during the sectarian period. These farmers lost their land for the most trivial reasons, which was their inability to reach it. Leaving the residential neighborhood could directly lead to assassination by sectarian gangs spread on the road who assassinate people according to their religious sect. The neglected farms were exposed to two types of problems: The first is the phenomenon of desertification, certainly when the land is neglected for several years, it will not be suitable for agriculture. The second: is the seizure of these lands by these gangs.
The sectarian Islamic parties, with the help of the sectarian regime, exploited these circumstances to spread, control and brainwash people, as many of them seized agricultural and residential lands through the use of intimidation methods.
The demographics of many agricultural and residential areas changed due to this sectarian approach, which generated many societal problems and financial losses