The best Gulf TV series of all time
The top 3 according to 4 votes from people: Darb Al-Zalaq (1977) · Ala Al-Dunya Al-Salam · Saq Al-Bambu (2016). (Updated Jun 26, 2025.)
From Darb Al-Zalaq and Khalti Qmasha to Saq Al-Bambu and Al-Asouf: the series that made Gulf drama history, according to El Fagr, Mille World and Funjaan.
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Top 10
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1
Darb Al-Zalaq (1977)
Husseinoh, Saad and their dreams of getting rich: the Gulf's number-one classic.
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2
Ala Al-Dunya Al-Salam
Hayat Al-Fahad and Souad Abdullah as two sisters.
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3
Saq Al-Bambu (2016)
Isa, son of a Kuwaiti father and a Filipino mother, from Saud Alsanousi's novel.
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4
Sha'biyat Al-Cartoon (2006)
Emirati animation about a working-class neighbourhood.
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5
Khalti Qmasha (1983)
The domineering mother Qmasha and her children.
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6
Ila Abi wa Ummi ma'a Al-Tahiyya (1979)
A Kuwaiti family in a comic setting.
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7
Saher Al-Lail (2010)
Kuwait at the end of the 1960s and start of the 70s.
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8
Al-Asouf (2018)
Saudi society from the 1970s onwards.
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9
Tash Ma Tash (1993)
Saudi Arabia's most famous comedy.
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10
Sanawat Al-Jarish (2022)
The impact of the Second World War on the Gulf.
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11
Amr Ikhlaa (2016)
A family that loses everything, over three seasons.
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