The best Syrian TV series of all time
The top 3 according to 0 votes from people: Bab al-Hara (2006) · Al-Zir Salem (2000) · Maraya (1982). (Updated Jan 14, 2026.)
From the comedy of Duraid Lahham and Yasser Al-Azma to Hatem Ali's historical epics and the Damascene neighbourhood dramas: the Syrian series that keep appearing in the lists of Arageek, Ziid and Syria Site.
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Top 15
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1
Bab al-Hara (2006)
Tales of a Damascus neighbourhood in the 1920s.
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2
Al-Zir Salem (2000)
Salloum Haddad in the epic of the Basus war, directed by Hatem Ali.
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3
Maraya (1982)
Yasser Al-Azma's satirical comedy sketches.
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4
Sah al-Nom (1972)
Ghawar al-Tousheh and Husni al-Burzan: Duraid Lahham and Nihad Qalai.
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5
Day'a Day'a (2008)
Comedy of a forgotten village, directed by Al-Laith Hajjo.
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6
The Palestinian Exodus (2004)
Hatem Ali tells the Nakba through one Palestinian family.
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7
Al-Khawali (2000)
Bassam al-Mulla and old Damascus at the end of the Ottoman era.
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8
Ayyam Shamiya (1992)
The series that launched the Damascene neighbourhood genre.
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9
Spotlight (Bu'et Daw) (2001)
Satirical sketches with the stars of Syrian drama.
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10
The Four Seasons (1999)
Daily life of a large Damascus family, directed by Hatem Ali.
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11
Spring of Cordoba (2003)
Al-Andalus under the Umayyads, directed by Hatem Ali.
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12
A Five-Star Family (1994)
A family comedy directed by Hisham Sharbatji.
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13
Diaries of a General Manager (1995)
Ayman Zeidan as a disguised director exposing corruption in his own institution.
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14
Hammam al-Qishani (1994)
Damascus's political history seen through a public bathhouse.
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15
Al-Jawareh (1995)
A historical fantasy directed by Najdat Anzour.
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16
Al-Nadam (Regret) (2016)
Al-Laith Hajjo and a Damascus family between past and present.
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