The most famous Ramadan TV series of all time
The top 3 according to 20 votes from people: Layali Al-Helmiya (1987) · Lan A'ish Fi Gilbab Abi (1996) · Al-Mal wal-Banoun (1992). (Updated Jul 3, 2024.)
From Layali Al-Helmiya and Raafat Al-Haggan to Bab Al-Hara and Tash Ma Tash: the series that made Ramadan memories, according to Youm7, Al Jazeera and Zahrat Al Khaleej.
Automatically translated (original in العربية). See the original
Top 10
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1
Layali Al-Helmiya (1987)
Osama Anwar Okasha and Ismail Abdel Hafez's multi-part saga.
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2
Lan A'ish Fi Gilbab Abi (1996)
The self-made man Abdel Ghafour Al-Borai.
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3
Al-Mal wal-Banoun (1992)
Money versus morals in a working-class district.
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4
Zizinia (1997)
Osama Anwar Okasha's cosmopolitan Alexandria.
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5
Bab Al-Hara (2006)
A Damascus neighbourhood under the French Mandate.
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6
Al-Zir Salem (2000)
The Basus War and the legend of Al-Muhalhil.
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7
Raafat Al-Haggan (1988)
Mahmoud Abdel Aziz as the Egyptian spy.
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8
Al-Taghriba Al-Filastiniya (2004)
A Palestinian family from the 1930s to 1967.
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9
Arabesque (1994)
Hassan Arabesque and woodcraft in Al-Ghouriya.
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10
Tash Ma Tash (1993)
Saudi Arabia's most famous Ramadan comedy.
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11
Day'a Day'a (2008)
A Syrian rural comedy from the village of Umm Al-Tanafes.
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12
Al-Daw' Al-Shared (1998)
Family feuds in Upper Egypt.
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13
Ailat Al-Hajj Metwalli (2001)
A merchant with four wives, a social comedy.
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