"Decomposed woman" is a struggle between the past and the future. The author tries to force the past and the present into a dialogue by narrating this story through the existential and psychological foundations of the current situation of women, which can be read in the context of culture. Such an encounter can come from the heart of the interpretation of tradition and culture, which is intertwined with many factors and can facilitate the possibility of future narration as well. By contrasting the past and the present, the author tries to highlight the roots of the problem of discrimination and immigration, religion, and culture. Trouble arrived at Roya's feet the day her mother chose to marry another man after her father's death. To save himself from debts, her stepfather chooses to marry Roya off to a cruel man. Follow Roya as she tries to gain her freedom and finds true love along the way

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