Episodes: Series - Bokaat Daw 7 - 2010

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As a new woman moves to the street, her husband, who is an extra, arrives dressed in different costumes each day, leading to a misunderstanding as people start thinking that she is cheating on her husband, until they learn about his job.

An elderly man falls for the teacher of his grandchildren's grandchildren. When the man's grandson tells his teacher that his grandfather is a very old man, she tells her journalist friend, which propels him to fame.

When the owner of a Shawarma shop falls for a rich girl, her father opposes their marriage due to his wish for a large number of in-laws, something that causes him to refuse all her suitors. The owner of the Shawarma shop invites everyone in the village when he goes to ask for his girl's hand.

In a parallel world, women control their men and provide for them. A crime of honor occurs after a woman discovers that her husband is cheating on her, prompting her to kill him. She gets sentenced to death.

When two sweethearts go out on a date, the girl seeks one of her relatives and informs her sweetheart, prompting the two to flee. When he finally tells her that they are safe, they are shocked to learn that their encounter is being broadcast live for everyone to watch.

Despite having many suitors, a beautiful girl rejects them all. As the years pass, she discovers that she is lonely and that everyone thinks that she has gotten old.

A man rents a piece of land to build a garage, leaving his men to harass people. But when they insult an Arab, he stands up to their threats and gets the press and the police involved, turning him into a figure to be feared by the garage's owner.

A vegetable vendor quarrels with a woman, but when she tries to talk to him, he only repeats a duaa proclaiming that he is fasting. In another tale, a man beats his son after the latter comes home late, proclaiming that he is fasting all the while.

A bus driver quarrels with his passengers over his refusal to move before the bus is complete. One by one, the passengers get off, until there is no one left on the bus but him.

A college boy writes an article that impresses the editor-in-chief of a newspaper. When he gets rewarded, he buys a grilled chicken that soon gives him a severe stomach ache. When he goes to the hospital, he discovers that he is not the only one suffering from a stomach ache after eating chicken.

On his death bed, a man asks his son to have a big funeral for him. But when the son learns that the gas prices have gone up, his lack of money leaves him unable to do anything but load his father's body on a cart that he pulls himself to bury him.

As everything turns upside down and ideals and morals become things to be punished, a police officer rebukes a merchant for not cheating his customers, informing him that he must defraud people to live in their corrupt society.

In a company, a group of corrupt people tries to bring each other down. The manager takes the documents that implicate him and puts it on the desk of the assistant manager, only for the latter to slip it to his own assistant. As everyone tries to get rid of the documents, they end up with the office boy.

When a woman discovers that she is pregnant, she finds herself in a bind since the manager of the workshop where she works doesn't want his employees to get pregnant. The manager gives her a choice between having an abortion or leaving.

As a teacher tries to explain a psychics lesson to his students, they have trouble understanding, until one of them decides to use a simpler way to explain the lesson to his classmates.

An optimistic man inspires hope in his employees. But when he is arrested, the officer tells him that he needs to speak of the reality of their society. When he goes back to work, he spreads pessimism around and causes everyone to be depressed, only to be arrested again.

When a teacher finds one of his students polishing shoes in the streets, he asks him about the reason he has resorted to such a job. When the boy shares that his father has passed away and that he needs to provide for his siblings, the teacher invites him to lunch.

Enamored by the Brazilian team, a group of people is beset by thieves as they are watching a game in which the team is playing. The thieves get everything they want without any of the residents moving a muscle to stop them, out of love for the Brazilian team.

As a result of being forced as a child to always keep his head down and his eyes on the ground, a government official continues to do the same as an adult. When he finally decides to hold his head up, unexpected events take place.

When the wife of a fan of the Spanish football team informs him that he must attend an important work function with her, he faces a difficult choice since the date coincides with an important match for the Spanish team.

Aa a loud man marries a beautiful girl, he makes a habit out of singing for her. She says nothing about how bad his voice is for the longest time, but when she finally speaks out, he thinks that she is just concerned about his vocal cords.

When their wealthy uncle dies in Mexico, two brothers are left with a big inheritance. The lawyer summons the two brothers, but asks his secretary to call the police, because the brothers always end up beating each other.

The government assigns the head of a cleaning company to clean Damascus. As he starts on the task, one neighborhood gives him trouble due to the constant fighting between its residents and their use of garbage to throw at each other.

Entertaining dreams of traveling abroad, a young man asks a wealthy man from the Gulf to find him a job abroad. He travels abroad with a number of his friends, only returning home many years later.

When two old friends reunite after a long time, their mutual stubbornness soon rears its head, leading to many problems as their behavior escalates.

A man with two wives devises a plan to assure each of them that he is faithful. He impersonates a woman and tells one of his wives that her husband is cheating on her so that she goes to check. Finding nothing, she is assured that her husband is faithful. He repeats the trick with his other wife.

A student is upset that his parents are so happy with each other that they have no time for him, while his friend is fed up with how his own parents are always fighting. The two friends eventually decide to live in a shelter.

Weighed down by debts, a newly married man decides to fake his own death so that his wife could get the insurance money. His wife does get the money, but she ends up marrying another.

After his sweetheart leaves him, a famous poet decides to commit suicide. His friends try to prevent him from killing himself, enlisting the help of another poet to convince him not to take his own life.

Fed up with the deteriorating morals in society, an Arabic teacher goes to his brother in Australia, only to come across people who give him unflattering names. He gathers his family and gives them a lesson about the new vocabulary that has emerged.