Nora Skalli

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Bahia

Four sisters reveal their secrets and express their ambitions, and depict their tense relationship with a domineering and assertive mother, where the desire for freedom and the search for the “savior” man

Al Hayba: Ras Al Jabal

Ghalia

Yasmina returns with her son from Montreal to Morocco to bury her husband, but Ra's Al Jabal traps her in a world of trafficking and tribal power, ruled by her brother-in-law Layl, the village's feared kingpin.

Dar Nsa

Amina

Amina tries to provide for her family, just as an old acquaintance returns after serving a prison sentence to reopen old wounds.

Koulna Mgharba

الشافية

The sitcom's events revolve around the making of a business project in northern Morocco, for which the company will have to recrute people from four families from different regions of Morocco. They'll move to Asilah, Morocco, and will live in the same building. Throughout Ramadan, we'll follow the Stito family, the Dabashi family, the Bouchnikha family and the Ben Younes family, neighbors and co-workers, as they'll experience funny situations during their daily lives.

الشرقي و الغربي

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Bghit Hyatek

Siham

Three women who are completely different from each other in the way of life, but they have a common point, which is the pathological need to make everyone around them taste suffering. These ladies enter the world of three families and make elaborate plans to steal their happiness and turn their lives upside down.

Niya Taghlab

Latifa

"Mustapha" a taxi driver in the city of Tangier, during one of his trips the driver will accidentally meet a lost woman named "Toraya", who is foreign to the city and has no place to live in. Mustafa admires the woman and takes her to his house to stay with his wife, so problems start

Amours voilées

Batoul, a 28-year-old doctor, discovers love. Raised in a conservative environment where there was no question of dating a man before marriage, she met Hamza, and let herself go and transgressed all the principles she had always claimed. This whole story would end well if the wearing of the headscarf did not oppose them.