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Follows the lives of Yemeni immigrants and expatriates in Egypt after the outbreak of war in Yemen and the closure of airports through the story of Waheba, an expatriate in Egypt who reunites the Yemenis there and helps them with her son Sami and her daughter Sara.

Doctor Arwa stands in the face of injustice, confronts every oppressive hand that knows nothing but brute force, and defends the people of her village. She is forced to continue on one path whose end she does not know.

Taking place in a Yemeni village, the story follows Jamila, a self-made girl who relies on herself, but she faces numerous harassment and crises.

A Yemeni Ramadan social drama that follows interconnected stories of ordinary people facing family, economic, and emotional struggles in modern Yemen. Through realistic characters and overlapping narratives, the series explores social challenges, relationships, and moral choices, offering an authentic portrayal of everyday life during a 30-episode season.

Set within the corridors of hospitals, the series explores the issue of medical errors in Yemen and the human suffering it inflicts on many families. Through the intertwined stories of characters inside a hospital, the narrative reveals attempts to cover up mistakes and highlights the struggle between seeking justice and confronting a complex system that stands in the way.

Follows the lives of Yemeni immigrants and expatriates in Egypt after the outbreak of war in Yemen and the closure of airports through the story of Waheba, an expatriate in Egypt who reunites the Yemenis there and helps them with her son Sami and her daughter Sara.

Doctor Arwa stands in the face of injustice, confronts every oppressive hand that knows nothing but brute force, and defends the people of her village. She is forced to continue on one path whose end she does not know.

Taking place in a Yemeni village, the story follows Jamila, a self-made girl who relies on herself, but she faces numerous harassment and crises.

A Yemeni Ramadan social drama that follows interconnected stories of ordinary people facing family, economic, and emotional struggles in modern Yemen. Through realistic characters and overlapping narratives, the series explores social challenges, relationships, and moral choices, offering an authentic portrayal of everyday life during a 30-episode season.

Set within the corridors of hospitals, the series explores the issue of medical errors in Yemen and the human suffering it inflicts on many families. Through the intertwined stories of characters inside a hospital, the narrative reveals attempts to cover up mistakes and highlights the struggle between seeking justice and confronting a complex system that stands in the way.