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- This is the biography of Al Hajjaj Bin Youssef AL Thaqafi, the distinguished character whom a lot controversy was raised around him during one of history's most turbulent eras.
- Al Ijtiah is a socio-political series, which highlights the events associated with Operation "Defensive Shield" - 2002.
- It highlights the conflicts within the Caliphate house from the second half of the Omayyad period until the beginning of the Abbasid period and its founder Abu Jafar Al Mansor, the lead character of this story.
- The story of a girl who grows up with a reckless father and loses her mother who dies of cancer but she goes on with her life trying to find the happiness she always longed for.
- The story of Alia and Inad who fall in love with each other at the first sight. They are torn apart by a tribal feud and have to go through so much pain and suffering to unite again.
- The series revolves around Harun Al Rashid's dilemma over which of his two sons he should choose as his successor, Mohammad who's called Al Amin or Abdullah who's called Al Maamoun.
- Malik Bin Al Rayb is a drama series that highlights the life of a poet from Bani Tamim tribe and the historical period in which he, his family and tribe lived.
- The story of a man who sacrifices his two sons for the sake of protecting a fugitive running away from the Ottoman army and refusing to surrender him to them.
- It tells the story behind the division of the powerful Andalusia state into warring small states and the great impact of this on the whole historical course of that era.
- The biography of Balqis, the Queen of Sheba, has been overlooked by both historians and filmmakers, although in folklore and Arab and global collective consciousness, she is most worthy of the title of queen.
- The Lakhmid king, Al Numan bin Al Munther, king of Hira, killed Oday bin Zaid Al Abbadi Al Shaer, who worked as a translator for Khosrow II. Later, Khosrow II sent for Al Numan but he feared him so he headed secretly to Dhi Qar and was hosted by Hani bin Masoud Sayed Shiban and Baker bin Wael. He left his money and wives there and headed to meet Khosrow II, who imprisoned him until he died in his cell. He appointed Iyas ibn Qabisah al-Ta'i as a new governor of Hira and ordered him to send him Al Numan's family and the 4000 shields, which were in his possession. When Iyas requested Hani bin Masoud to send him Al Numan's money and women, he refused!
- Nimer Bin Edwan is a good example of noble knights, who made their lives memorable by their great and noble feats. Their life stories are similar to those of romantic poets and great knights in the human history. Nimer was born when his father Qabalan died so he was related to his uncle Barakat, who took care of him since his childhood after he had married his mother, Nofa. The young boy was brought up in his uncle's house, and when he reached adolescence, a group of tourists visited Jordan. One of them was a french woman, who saw in Nimer the features of cleverness and distinction. She insisted on his mother to send him to Jerusalem to study and so it was. He was sent to Jerusalem then to Al Azhar and became the first regular student in the Jordanian Badia at that time. After he graduated, Nimer lived among his family from Al Edwan tribe, who was invaded by other tribes. He took part in some of those conflicts and became the leader of the Edwan tribe after he defeated Al Balqaa tribes. He then willingly ceded the tribe leadership to his cousin Homoud Bin Saleh Al Edwan. On a hunting trip with some people from his tribe in Maadaba, where the Sakher family lives, his eyes landed on a gorgeous Bedouin girl named Wadha. She was the daughter of a Sheikh from the Sakher family called Falah Al Sabilah. He fell in love with her, igniting one of the most famous love stories in the Jordanian desert. It's a story similar to the stories of Greek tragedy heroes but with Arab chivalry and a different cultural angle invented by the Arabian desert.
- The series highlights a brilliant era in Arabic history when Qurtoba, which was then the capital of Andalusia, the pearl of the world and the beacon of civilization, faced many challenges and threats.
- This is the life story of late Jordanian novelist Ghaleb Halasa, who comes back to his homeland Jordan after a long time to end up living in Amman which was then still developing.
- This is the story of Al Yamamah Kingdom during its rise and tragic fall and the pointless conflicts between the two great Arab tribes, Tasam and Jdais.
- TV Seriesa story set in the shadows of the pandemic, people's suffering during times of refuge, as they meet those from whom love and solidarity emerge, while confronting those from whom the seeds of exploitation have grown
- How did Shahrazad, the poor girl, succeed in changing the life of the Sultan Shahrayar and solving his problem of finding his true love?
- The story of the poet king who says at hearing of his father's death, "He wasted me when I was a kid and now he burdens me with his blood", so he decides to avenge his death.
- The events of the story about the Abbasid state and the stages it went through, the difficult conditions for the Islamic state, the disputes between the sons of the Abbasid caliph (Harun al-Rashid), and the sedition of (Al-Baramka).
- The events of the series start when Sheikh Daham refuses to marry off his daughter Karma to his nephew Ramah because his mother is not a Sheikh's daughter.When Rammah asks his uncle for his family's share of the pasture, he fudges him by promising to approve to marry him his daughter provided that he brings him Sheikh Dahaj's horse as her dowry. Rammah encounters some thieves who tie up some Sheikh and steal his horse. He saves the Sheikh and brings him back his horse, which turns out to be Sheikh Dahaj's horse. Rammah gives Sheikh Dahaj the horse in return of which he baptizes him with his son in a brotherhood of blood. When Rammah and his brother arrive at Rammah's tribe to deliver the horse to his uncle, Shayesh (Rammah's new blood brother) sees Karma (Rammah's love) and falls in love with her. Because of the brother of blood tie, Rammah abandons everything related to her and goes wandering in the desert until he meets "Mary." He decides to accompany her to her horse farm in Egypt. Shayesh gets married to Karma and promises to divorce her once she admits her love for Rammah, which she does. His journey begins in search of his brother. He eventually finds him after so much trouble and fulfills his promise and weds Karma to Rammah on his horse.
- Hashal decides to get married to his cousin Hasayef who asks him to bring her a deer. He goes with her brother Sajer to hunt one but he shoots someone by mistake and he dies. After they know which tribe the dead man is from, they go to make peace with its chief, Sheikh Lafi, who asks to marry Hasayef as a condition for peacemaking or what is called "Ghorrat Medah". Despite Hasayef's shock, she and the Sheikh get married and have twin boys, Iqab and Fawaz. She then asks for divorce and takes her two sons with her, who then become so famous for their courage. She hears about what Shafi is doing to the father of her sons so they come back and kick him out of the tribe. After their father's death, the two brothers fight over the leadership of the tribe. Iqab eventually gives it up to his brother Fawaz. After that, Matrouk kills Iqab and Shafi attempts to kill Fawaz, who was determined to take revenge for his uncle Sajer. Sajer protects Fawaz but he gets killed instead. Fawaz carries his body and returns with it to his grandfather's tribe, wondering how he will convince his people that he's not the killer. In the end, Hasayef meets Hashal and declines his marriage proposal after all what she's been through so they go separate ways in the midst of all sorrows.
- The bombing of the World Trade Centers encourages Israel to invade Palestinian cities. An Israeli car with two girls inside breaks down, resulting in fleeing resistance fighters to save them.
- There is a continued influx of victims of the aggression to hospitals in Jenin and Ramallah and an intense Israeli search campaign for the two girls, holding the Palestinian Authority accountable for their abduction.
- Ya'el, an Israeli, denies the allegations of her abduction and Abu Jandal rebels against the orders of his leadership that call for calm. Occupation Forces put pressure on Hanan to reveal Mustafa's hiding place and put her on surveillance.
- Hanan's father is arrested by the Occupation Forces whilst Israeli operations against Palestinians increase. Mustafa and the resistance fighters suffer in their hideout after attempts to discover their location.
- Hanan's father is released whilst Abu Jandal continues to rebel against the decision of his leadership for a truce. Israel vows a harsh response after the assassination of the Israeli Tourism Minister.
- Mustafa arrives in Ramallah to meet Ya'el and Maryam who provide confidential information relating to Israeli attack operations. Israel pursues its brutal practices against the Palestinian people.
- Ya'el and Maryam visit the resistance fighters in the mountains and Abu Jandal continues to rebel against leadership orders after the expansion of Occupation operations. Abraham, an Israeli, shows sympathy for the Palestinians, angering his family.
- The love story between Mustafa and Ya'el begins to affect their trip to Haifa. Hanan's family is surprised by Mustafa's unexpected visit and Basim harasses Hanan after she accepts work at his house as a nurse.
- President Arafat's headquarters are bombed leading to the continued rebellion of Commander Abu Jandal and the Resistance against leadership orders. Ya'el is put under pressure after helping Mustafa, whilst Basim's attempts to get closer to Hanan fail.
- Hanan continues to deflect Basim and refuses to engage him in conversation, Mustafa and his fellow resistance fighters move into the besieged cities and the leadership continues to crackdown on Abu Jandal's movement; preventing him from engaging insurgents.
- Occupation Forces persist in their invasion of Palestinian cities, Bassem blows himself up amongst the Occupation Forces and the leadership loses control of the resistance fighters, attempting to prevent their resistance after the tightening of the siege on Arafat.
- A mother welcomes the martyrdom of her son with ululations and Basim takes his first steps to win Hanan's heart through his conviction of the resistance whilst Mustafa joins the ranks of Abu Jandal who refuses all orders from the leadership.
- Occupation Forces push into Palestinian cities, Abu Jandal takes control of the battle for Jenin, civilians flee their homes due to the fear of the shelling and Mustafa joins the Resistance in Jenin Camp.
- Occupation Forces continue their bombing of President Arafat's headquarters, the Resistance under the leadership of Abu Jandal moves in response to assist civilians in Jenin Camp, and Basim fails to get closer to Hanan.
- Occupation Forces continue their push into Palestinian cities, imposing a siege upon civilians. Ya'el stops providing Mustafa with information after being monitored and Hanan is abducted by unknown persons causing concern among her family.
- Occupation Forces prepare for a large strike on Jenin, Mustafa is put in a difficult position after Hanan is arrested by Occupation Forces and Jenin Camp begins to prepare for the start of the battle against the Occupation.
- A group of resistance fighters seek refuge in the Church of the Nativity causing the Occupation Forces to besiege it. Occupation Forces mistreat Hanan after her refusal to disclose Mustafa's location and clashes erupt in Jenin and Ramallah.
- Occupation Forces extort Mustafa after leaking information about Hanan's arrest. The siege of the Occupation Forces continues on the Church of the Nativity, killing one resistance fighter, whilst a crack down is made on civilians after increasing clashes in Ramallah.
- Occupation Forces release Hanan with help from Ya'el, Occupation Forces tighten the siege on residential communities imposing a curfew, and resistance fighters finish preparing Jenin Camp to repel the attack.
- Occupation Forces continue their crackdown on those hiding in the Church of the Nativity, Mustafa disguises himself and visits Hanan in the hospital after her release and Ya'el puts herself in danger by visiting Mustafa at the Camp.
- Basim joins the Resistance to win Hanan's respect, Occupation Forces finish mobilising their fighters to invade Jenin Camp and civilians are displaced after Occupation Forces target and destroy their homes in Ramallah.
- People are wounded and die after the Occupation Force's invasion of Jenin Camp, the resistance fighters' unexpected response surprises the leaders of the Occupation Forces causing their soldiers to withdraw at the beginning of the battle.
- Clashes return to the Camp after Occupation Forces use their aircraft, residential communities are targeted and civilians displaced whilst Occupation Forces prevent ambulances from reaching the Camp.
- Occupation Forces target ambulances causing Hanan to search for a place to treat the wounded. The attack escalates and aircraft bombing intensifies, causing the Resistance to start a guerilla war in the Camp.
- The resistance fighters are victorious against the Occupation Forces in the Camp after being drawn into guerilla warfare whilst Occupation Forces also end the siege on Ramallah, lifting the curfew on civilians.