Tariq

Tariq moves through the edges of the case that swallows Naz Khan, a presence within the tight, watchful world of family and community that forms around the accusation. He is measured and guarded, someone whose loyalties and worries are legible mostly in what he chooses not to say.

Mohammad Bakri brings a lived-in gravity to a role built on restraint, letting silence and posture carry as much weight as dialogue. The writing trusts him to suggest a whole interior life of fear and duty without spelling it out, and he repays that trust with quiet, exact control.