Saja Al Qaisi

After losing her mother and watching her father remarry, Hamdiyya endures years of poverty and labour. Things look up when she finds love—until she’s led down the path of heartbreak and regret.

The series, in a context between Drama & excitement, talks about the mental and psychological conflict between good and evil

While Suleiman believed that five years of calm would be enough to bury the ashes of his terrifying past and overcome its effects, reality slaps him in the face when he realizes that those days were nothing but a false veil; the present he thought was safe is merely an extension of a nightmare It was not over yet, for he discovered that the real hell had never left, but was hiding in the corners of the past, lying in wait for the fatal moment to return and burn everything.

After losing her mother and watching her father remarry, Hamdiyya endures years of poverty and labour. Things look up when she finds love—until she’s led down the path of heartbreak and regret.

The series, in a context between Drama & excitement, talks about the mental and psychological conflict between good and evil

While Suleiman believed that five years of calm would be enough to bury the ashes of his terrifying past and overcome its effects, reality slaps him in the face when he realizes that those days were nothing but a false veil; the present he thought was safe is merely an extension of a nightmare It was not over yet, for he discovered that the real hell had never left, but was hiding in the corners of the past, lying in wait for the fatal moment to return and burn everything.