Najat El Ouafi

In a social comedy setting, Abdullah and Suad decide to tie the knot despite their advanced age, facing the challenges of "late adolescence" amidst a hectic family life. Their story intertwines with the adventures and turbulent romantic experiences of the younger generation, and the everyday ironies that reflect the clash of generations.

Omar, the miller's son, has been in love with Laila, the daughter of the local landowner, since childhood. In adulthood, Omar has become a promising journalist and writer. He still loves Laila, but she has promised herself to someone else to save her family from bankruptcy...

After overwhelming grief hits a wealthy Casablanca family, a house servant travels to America to seek out their long lost son. He discovers a startling look-alike in a poor neighbourhood and begins an elaborate ploy to comfort the family.

The story revolves around a journalist named Hamid, who works for a local newspaper and is forced to write articles published under his editor’s name (Idris) due to his difficult financial circumstances, even though he does not agree with the ideas his editor presents to him. He strives to break free from this situation and prove himself as a playwright.

The series takes place between the era of Jahiliyya and the beginning of the Umayyad caliphate, and presents the history of the Arab sword by documenting the most important stations that Arabs went through throughout the ages.

Through the patience of Al Khansa, the fierce justice of Al Shanfara, and the unbreakable resilience of Zubaiba, this drama unearths the untold stories that shaped pre-Islamic Arabia.

In a social comedy, Abdullah and Suad decide to tie the knot despite their advanced age, facing the challenges of "late adolescence" amidst a hectic family life. Their story intertwines with the adventures and experiences of the younger generation Troubled emotions, and everyday paradoxes that reflect the clash of generations.