"A Woman's Youth" hits the screens... Ghada Abdel Razek revives the legend of "Shafa'at"

In the Ramadan 2025 season, the story of " A Woman's Youth," which captivated audiences in a classic film, returns, this time in a new dramatic adaptation starring Ghada Abdel Razek.

"Shafa'at" returns with a strong personality and influence

Ghada Abdel Razek portrays "Shafaat," a powerful woman who tries to assert her control over the young man "Imam," played by Youssef Omar. The story revolves around a simple, rural young man who moves to Cairo to complete his education, but falls under the influence of an influential woman who exploits his naivety to seduce him, which forces him to face major moral and societal challenges.

Psychological conflicts and tangled relationships

The series reflects the psychological struggles experienced by "Imam" and highlights the interplay between love, betrayal, and ambition, making it a suspenseful drama full of intertwined events. The story is inspired by the famous 1956 film starring Tahia Carioca, Shukry Sarhan, Shadia, and Abdel Warith Asr.

Shining Stars in "A Woman's Youth"

The series stars a group of the most prominent Egyptian art stars, including Mahmoud Hafez, Amr Wahba, Youssef Omar, Dalia Shawky, Gouri Bakr, Mohamed Mahmoud, Rania Mansour, Tarek El Nahry, and Shaima El Sherif. It is written by Mohamed Soliman Abdel Malek, directed by Ahmed Hassan, and produced by Phenomena.

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The series is shown on CBC satellite channel at 8:30 PM, with a rerun at 11 PM, and on CBC Drama channel at 10:30 PM, with the first rerun at 3:45 AM and the second rerun at 7:30 AM. The series is also shown on ON general channel at 12:15 AM, with a rerun at 7:45 AM, and on ON Drama channel it is shown at 6 PM, with a rerun at 4:30 AM.

"A Woman's Youth" sparks controversy before its release

The series has already attracted attention, even before its release, with early comparisons to the original film version sparking widespread debate about the feasibility of adapting it from the big screen to a television drama.

"A Woman's Youth" is a social drama and suspense.

The series combines social drama and suspense, and depicts the internal and external conflicts of characters who find themselves at a crossroads.

The story of "Shafa'at" comes back to life in a contemporary dramatic format, touching on social and humanitarian issues that continue to stir controversy in our society.