Salah Al-Mulla

Al Haddama

The events take place in Kuwait in the thirties of the twentieth century and before the emergence of oil in the Arab Gulf countries, and talks about a young girl whose life is witnessing many fluctuations and setbacks at the family level and at the personal level. The events also include a moving love story, dramatic and romantic events and historical details.

Glories, Arabs

Glories, Arabs is a Qatari play produced in 1998

Zelzal

A simple and struggling young man falls in love with a young girl belonging to a rich family, and they decide to crown their relationship by marriage, but the girl's family stands against their marriage and tries to keep the young man out of their way, after discovering that he does not belong to a wealthy family like them.

البترول يا حكومة

Amber and September 11

Amber and 9/11 is a Qatari play produced in 2007

هوامير الأسهم

Al-Firya

A series about the love of a young girl for an old man. The story is that a girl named Hessa, who is young, was raised by a man named Saud (Bo Mubarak), and when she grew up, she loved him, but at first he did not reciprocate her feelings and considered her as his daughter, but that changed and he married her and their lives changed forever after that marriage.

Relief after hardship

The Kuwaiti TV series (Al-Faraj Ba'd Al-Shidda) recalls the solidarity and support of the people of Kuwait, including merchants and the rich, in donating during the time of famine between 1867 and 1870, which was called (Year of Al-Hailaq). The Year of Al-Hailaq is a famine that struck Kuwait, beginning in 1867 during the reign of Sheikh Abdullah bin Sabah Al-Sabah. Al-Hailaq is a word that means destruction or perishing. The regions neighboring the Emirate of Kuwait were exposed to a massive drought that was not expected. Kuwait was fortified and had the ability to survive this drought. The Kuwait Wall became the main destination for these afflicted people.

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