Episodes: Series - Al Arrab: Taht Al Hezam - 2016

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Everyone comes to offer condolences on Abu Alia's death, and his two sons are thinking of avenging him. Yamen disappears in mysterious circumstances, and the two brothers are trying to find out what happened after their father's death.

The two brothers feel that Jumana's presence poses a danger to them. Caesar asks Jad to work with him on the family's affairs, but they have to start from scratch.

Caesar asks that all the family members be gathered for a meeting, and Nawras's mother celebrates his return home after his release from prison. When Caesar is tasked with killing his uncle's wife, Jad objects to the matter.

Luna discovers that she has been deprived of her father's inheritance. Meanwhile, Caesar is thinking of selling the newspaper because it is causing him a lot of trouble and closing the Beirut offices.

Caesar's men force Jumana to have an abortion, and they also take away her marriage certificate. Caesar's aunt asks why Caesar no longer wants Jad to work with him.

Nawras is despaired of not finding a job after his release from prison and thinks of writing dramas. Jad gets angry at what Caesar did to Jumana.

Caesar seriously considers divorcing his wife, and he finally succeeds in selling the newspaper. He forces his sister's husband to divorce her. Nawras agrees to work as a private tutor.

As Nawras is asked to take charge of editing and developing a magazine, he is confused about accepting this job.

Jad finds himself attracted to a university girl named Mira after he sees her with Haitham. Later, he tells her about his feelings towards her and travels to her to propose marriage to her.

Jad tells Mira that he has obtained her brother's blessing to marry her. The owner of the magazine insists on her offer to Nawras. Jad comes to formally ask for Mira's hand in marriage.

When merchandise belonging to Caesar is stolen, he tries to find out who is behind it. Jad gets married to Mira, and Nawras is taken to the police station.

Nawras gets out safely from the police station after the intervention of Mais, who loves him. When Mira's mother gets angry about not holding a wedding, Jad changes his mind and holds one.

Nawras starts his new job, and Caesar's father-in-law is interrogated. Nawras goes out on a dinner date with Mais. Jad and Caesar disagree about how to deal with their father's killers.

When Nawras presents his novel to Mais, she suggests that it be printed in Beirut. Jad decides to change his business strategies, which impresses Caesar. Jad's sister starts drinking heavily.

Jad threatens to lock in his sister if she doesn't stop drinking alcohol, and Caesar decides to partner up with the owner of the magazine.

A quarrel arises between Mira and Jad because he asks her to stay at home and says that she does not need to work. Nawras warns Naji's father of his involvement in drugs with Nazir.

When Jad's sister asks to marry Saeed, he refuses. Nawras feels that Mais printed the novel for him only to please him and nothing more.

Everyone tries to encourage Jad's wife, Mira, to deal with him wisely and be patient with him. Jad decides to give his sister a month to quit her addiction in order to give her her share. Meanwhile, Caesar suspects that Nader is working for someone else.

Naji disappears under mysterious circumstances, and Nawras' mother tries to find out why Nawras left the magazine. Caesar decides to kill Nader after he rebels against him.

Issam tries to convince Nawras to work with him on a TV series produced by Mais, but he refuses. Mira tells her husband, Jad, that she is pregnant. Nawras talks to Naji about his drug dealings.

Jad feels despair about the deterioration of his addicted sister's condition, and he asks Susan's partner to come after losing a lot of money in her gallery. Alia asks for a divorce.

Jad gives Susan's partner a chance to return her money, and Issam disagrees with Mais about the series. Caesar discovers that his sister Alia is meeting with Abu Musa in a house different from the marital home.

As Caesar confronts Alia and scolds her for what she did to Abu Musa, Caesar's men severely torture Abu Musa. Mira advises her husband, Jad, on how to gain control within the family.

Jad asks Caesar to clean up their business. Abu Khader, Mais's father, dies after a struggle with illness. Caesar tries to act after the failure of the airline project.

Nawras' girlfriend is thinking of returning to her ex-husband, and he apologizes to her for not reciprocating her feelings. Jad decides to start a new business partnership.

Jad asks Mira not to talk about Caesar in a bad way. Caesar gets into trouble after a fire destroys his goods, and he loses a lot of money. Nawras meets his ex-wife again.

When a problem arises because of a controversial article under a pseudonym in Mais' newspaper, a search takes place for its author. Mais' newspaper gets banned in Syria. Jad falls into a dispute with Caesar over his investment ideas.

Naji is taken to the police station again and informs on his partner, Nazir. Jad discovers that his sister is still addicted to drugs and tells his brother Caesar about it.

Jad's sister thinks about getting married to Khader, and Jad thinks about the next steps in dealing with his opponent, who was his business partner, and prepares for his fightback.

When things between Jad and his partner Khader reach a critical point, Khader feels threatened by Jad. Nawras asks his ex-wife to return to each other. Caesar gets shot by Khader after what he did to his sister, Susan.