# At night, clean the 
chickpeas wash and put them into water to rest it overnight. The day after, pour the mixture of 
chickpeas and water into a pot, and boil until the 
chickpeas soften.
# Put the 
rice in warm salty water which also includes a few drops of 
lemon juice, and rest it for half an hour.
# Meanwhile, slice the 
onion finely, roast in sunflower oil until it turns to yellow. Add diced 
lamb into the pot. Cook over high heat until the broth evaporates totally.
# Add peeled and diced 
tomato and finely chopped 
pepper, seeds removed, into the mixture and stir it a few times.
# Then add 2 + 1/2 cups hot water. Cover the lid of the pot and cook it for 20 minutes.
# At the end of the cooking time, add butter, boiled 
chickpeas, finely sliced green 
onions, black 
pepper, salt and 
rice, which is rested in warm water, washed with cold too much water and drained, into the pot.
# Cover the lid of the pot, cook it over low heat for 20 minutes. Place a paper towel between the pot and its lid and rest the pilaf for about 20 – 30 minutes. 
# Stir the pilaf gently without mashing the 
rice.
# Serve it hot.