Najwa Al-Kubaisi

Amber and 9/11 is a Qatari play produced in 2007

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When a thief steals Omaima's car, he finds her child inside and he takes her with him. Omaima's life begins to collapse, as she believes that she has lost her daughter, which makes her devotes her life to supporting the orphans' rights in various care homes.

The events are derived from tales from the reality of daily life, as they remain locked in the house and cannot go out, while Maryam suffers from her husband's distance from her after retiring in a wheelchair and her anxiety from the outside after her marriage.

The work, which revolves around the story of five teenage girls in a secondary school, monitors the relationship of these girls with their society, their families, and their academic environment. Each episode deals with a new event in the girls' lives in terms of raising teenage problems, their issues, their view of society, principles and beliefs, and the impact of family and social problems on them.

A love story that revolves between a man who raised his three daughters alone after losing his wife, and an independent divorced woman after they both crossed the age of forty.

The story revolves around five young women living in Riyadh, each with her own story to tell. Despite their different social backgrounds, they share a strong friendship and live together in a private annex at the home of the wealthiest among them.

Laila lives with her mother in London. After she spends her life wondering about her father whom she has never seen, her mother's death leads to the discovery of important papers that reveal a shocking truth about her father and what he did to her mother's family.

Rashid stumbles financially, forcing him to sell his house, and go out with his wife and four daughters to look for a suitable house, so they fall many obstacles and paradoxes, and they share his problem (Abu Saud) and (Abu Nawaf), where everyone resorts to staying in a camp on the sea after they fail to own a house.

Flight hostess Nada marries pilot Ali, triggering his first wife, Sarah, to demand a divorce. The separated couple then splits custody of their two daughters, with each parent raising one girl.