Mrs. Nahla Al-Soub begins her day with childhood and family memories, especially her memories with her mother, who had the greatest role in teaching her the craft of fringing shemagh, which became a source of income, enabling her to meet some of her daily needs.

At the beginning of her work, Nahla faced some difficulties, as she lived in a village that rejected the principle of women's work, and did not encourage them to leave their home to work, but after moving to another area, the situation of her business improved and the demand of customers increased. Nahla loves the craft of fringing the Jordanian shemagh, which has a long tradition. The shemagh is the motto of every Nashmi and shemagh, stressing that she inherited this profession from her mother and mastered it well, as she loved it since childhood because it represents Jordan, her beloved homeland.

After joining the CRAFTS MARKET platform, Nahla aspires to develop herself and her project, by taking advantage of the capabilities of this platform in the matter of marketing products locally and globally, through a platform that aims to develop and assist in the success of projects of creative craftsmen in the field of handicrafts.