Ayyam Al-Muneera
Overview
Ayyam Al-Muneera (1994) is an Egyptian drama set in Cairo’s historic Al-Mounira district, following intertwined families and neighbors navigating social change, class tensions, and everyday life. Through rich characters and emotional storytelling, the series captures nostalgia, tradition, and the evolving dynamics of Egyptian society during a transformative period.
Seasons (1)
Season 1
37 Episodes
1994
Series Cast
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