Al-Atawla series, Episode 14...a decorative slap for Farida Saif Al-Nasr

The events of the Al-Atawla series, Episode 14, which is scheduled to be shown on the MBC Egypt channel and the Shahid VIP digital platform, witness many events, and it is the work that stars Ahmed El-Sakka, Tariq Lotfy, and Bassem Samra.

The events of the Al-Atawla series, Episode 14, begin with Nassar successfully stealing the antiquities from Aisha through his son Fares, and is released from prison.

Diha goes to Khadr and tells him that he must stay away from her. He cries and asks her not to leave him because he loves her. He tells her that you have the right to me, Diha, and leaves on him that she loves him very much too.

Episode 14 of the Al-Atawla series revealed Al-Sabti’s marriage to Ms. Najat, a shock to Rushdi and Fawzi.

In another scene, Aisha expels her son Fares after he tells her that he was the one who gave the antiquities to Nassar. She retracts and asks him to forgive her for beating him and expelling him.

Issa Al-Wazzan goes to Nassar and asks him for his statue, but the latter refuses.

Hannah confronts the teacher Sitra in the neighborhood after she hit her mother in the face, and Hannah returns the pen to Sitra.

Issa Al-Wazzan beats Nassar, kidnaps Khamis's uncle, and burns his house, in order to pressure Nassar to return to him the piece of antiquities that was in his safe.

The story and heroes of the series “Al-Atawla” The series “Al-Ataula” takes place in a popular, action-thriller setting, during which Ahmed Al-Sakka and his brother (Khader) Tariq Lotfy appear , in the role of a thief and a professional treasurer, who works with his older brother Tariq Lotfy, and Al-Sakka lives a love story with Zeina within the events that take place in the city of Alexandria.

The series “Al-Ataula” consists of 30 episodes, starring Ahmed Al-Sakka, Tariq Lotfy, Zeina, Mai Kassab, Bassem Samra, Salah Abdullah, Farida Saif Al-Nasr, Mimi Jamal, Noha Abdeen, Mustafa Abu Saree, Hoda Al-Etrebi, Maryam Mahmoud Al-Jundi, And Ahmed Kishk, written by Hisham Hilal, directed by Ahmed Khaled Moussa, and produced by Cedars Art Production