Episodes: Series - Abnaa El Ghad - 1999

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The child Mazen always claims he knows everything, which causes him many problems, and when he accompanies his family in a camp in the desert, he gets lost with his friends because he claimed to know the way.

Ali's grandfather advises his young grandson to read constantly, telling him that book is one’s best friend, so Ali reads the story of the Chinese boy who lost everything, and sold the pot he owned without looking inside it, and was shocked to learn that there was a lot of jewelry inside it.

Omar's parents explain that music is food for the soul, and that it’s the best expression of feelings, so Bashar plays a sad musical composition on the violin, expressing his psychological state based on the harsh life he leads amidst his parents' constant problems and quarrels.

Omar is sad about what Bashar's condition has come to, especially after his mother was taken to the hospital, so Omar's parents decide to help Bashar's father to overcome the crisis and have everything go back to normal at Bashar’s home.

The waiter at the café takes advantage of Omar's anxiety about exams and gives him stimulants, whereupon his mother finds out about it, and tries to save him in that difficult time.

Badr confesses to his friend Omar that he stole money from his father, so Omar tries to fix things between Badr and his father and asks him to give him another chance to prove his repentance.

A problem arises between Issa and his colleague at the newspaper, as a third friend told on them, after which Umm Omar fixes the problem, whereas the child Wael does the same thing and drives a wedge between Ali and his friend at school.

As Umm Omar goes on a business trip and leaves a collection of stories on her desk, her daughter Fatima reads them, discovering that they are horror stories, which put her in a terrible psychological state, so Umm Omar asks the author to withdraw them from the market because they harm children.

When Asmaa suffers a health crisis and is taken to the hospital, everyone worries about her, including her friend Fatima, and invokes God to heal her.

As the children celebrate their parents’ wedding anniversary, they use the occasion to invite Dalal and her husband and reconcile them, so they wouldn’t split up, much to everyone’s surprise.

Shaimaa corresponds with the newspaper where her mother works, and sends a painting of hers, but she wins third place, which affects her badly, only to receive a gift from her mother, trying to encourage her to continue, as does the publisher, which makes Shaimaa happy.

Ali is beaten by his friend Tariq, and when Ali's mother goes to school to file a complaint, she gets to know Tariq and discovers his problem, which is keeping him away from all school activities, which made him violent, so she helps him and solves the problem.

As Omar decides to take his schoolmate as a friend, he starts to learn his qualities, helping him to better them, and to be characterized by the best traits.

Nasser passes his school exams and throws a party for all the students, which Omar sees as an unnecessary extravagance, and decides to buy Nasser a costly gift, but he reconsiders, believing that a gift is not appreciated based on its high price, but rather its value.

Zainab turns to Noura to help her in her problem with her husband's children, as they always see her as the stepmother who hates them, despite her attempts to get close to them, so Noura manages to help her and ask the father to intervene and be involved.

As Ali becomes fanatic about his football team and his favorite player, his brother Omar gets upset about this, so their parents try to explain the meaning of sportsmanship to Ali and not to be a fanatic.

Fatima gets sick and is taken to the hospital, where her mother gets to know the lonely child, Adel, and discovers that his mother always punishes him because he reminds her of her problems with his father, and others, so Fatima's mother tries to help him.

Muhannad is a very spoiled child, whose mother raised and taught him poorly, so Omar's mother tries to teach him, and not to spoil him to become a good person.

A dispute arises between Omar and his classmate Assem at school, whereupon Assem takes revenge on him, while Omar's mother tries to remind her son that it is better to forgive his friend and not respond to his behavior with anger.

Ali is upset about being overlooked at home by everyone, so his parents try to make him happy by celebrating his birthday and throwing a small party at home.

As Omar's classmates mock him, and continue to harass him, his parents discover that he does not have a close friend to talk to, whereupon his grandfather intervenes to help him.

Omar is upset at his schoolmate Samir for selfishly hogging the ball all the time while playing and not passing it to anyone, which led them to lose. Noura discovers that Narges, her daughter Fatima's friend, is trying to distract her from studying so that she remains the only top student.

Majed refuses to play with his friends and to swim due to being overweight, and is upset about the way he looks, but with the help of his mother, Noura manages to support him and restore his self-confidence.

When Fatima accompanies her mother and sister Shaimaa to buy supplies from the market, she gets lost in the mall, so Noura reports her as missing to the police, but eventually her father finds her.

Noura worries about her daughter Shaimaa being in the early stages of adolescence, even though she’s still a child, and she discovers that it was forced on her, in order to show to her young brother that he must treat her better.

Emad flunks English, and every time his mother scolds him, he runs away from the house, but this time Ali's father helps him to return and reconciles him with his mother.

Noura is surprised by an unknown person cutting the magazine, in which she writes, and sticking it to her car, and with the repetition of the incident, she discovers that it’s the child Khaled, who’s angry that the magazine didn’t publish any article of his, so Noura fixes the matter.

Ali tells his mother about his schoolmate Ahmed, who lies every day to the teacher about not completing his homework, so his mother warns him against constant lying and that no one will believe him any more when he speaks.

Adnan is a shy child, incapable of confrontation and facing challenges, despite getting the highest grades in class, so his classmate Ali decides to help him, with Noura, to overcome his fear.

When Ghanem beats his friends and injures Ali, the latter’s parents discover that Ghanem's friends made fun of him because his father went to prison, which caused his anger, and Noura tries to resolve the matter.