The article tells the story of Zahrah Hendricks, who, after being displaced from District Six in Cape Town during apartheid, dreams of returning to her childhood neighborhood. District Six was once a vibrant, mixed-race community that was destroyed when the area was designated for white use only. Families like Hendricks' were forced to relocate to the Cape Flats. Now, decades later, former residents are slowly returning to rebuild the community they lost. The article reflects on the rich cultural heritage and sense of community that existed in District Six, including the celebration of Ramadaan and Eid ul Fitr, and the hope that redevelopment will restore the area's historical memory and diversity. It also touches on the emotional scars left by the forced removals and the challenges of restoring a community that was dismantled by government policies.