On International Women's Day.. Arab stars who shone in Ramadan 2025

This year, International Women's Day coincides with Ramadan 2025, giving us an opportunity to celebrate the Arab stars who are stealing the spotlight with their distinctive roles in the current drama season. Between historical drama, suspense, and comedy, names such as Asmaa Galal, Ilham Ali, Maguy Bou Ghosn, Karis Bashar, and Mai Omar stand out, as they present strong and diverse characters that ignite the Ramadan competition.

Asmaa Galal.. Shines in “Very Hard Work” and “Moawia” Asmaa Galal appears this season in two completely different works, as she presents in “Very Hard Work” a lively character in a social comedy framework, while she undergoes a completely different experience in “Muawiyah”, the huge historical series that narrates an important stage of Islamic history, which highlights her ability to move between diverse roles.

Ilham Ali.. A powerful Saudi drama in “Al-A’sha Street” Ilham Ali dazzles her audience in the series “Sharia Al-A’sha”, inspired by the famous novel by the writer Dr. Badriya Al-Bishr. Her character lives in one of the old neighborhoods in Riyadh, as the work deals with the social changes that the Kingdom witnessed during a pivotal period of time.

Maguy Bou Ghosn.. Suspense and excitement in “By Blood” Maguy Bou Ghosn continues to present complex roles in “Bel Dam”, a police thriller series that relies on suspense and mystery. Maguy presents a character with complex dimensions, within a plot that revolves around a mysterious case that reveals shocking secrets, making the series one of the most watched works this season.

Karis Bashar.. Mystery dominates “Under the Seventh Earth” Karis Bashar captivates viewers with her performance in “Under the Seventh Earth”, a mysterious work full of exciting events and surprises. She embodies a character living in a world full of secrets, where the threads of truth and illusion are intertwined, making the series a focus of interest for fans of suspenseful drama.

Mai Omar.. A dose of laughter in “Esh Esh” Mai Omar adds a distinctive comedic flavour to the Ramadan season with her participation in “Esh Esh”, a light series that relies on funny situations and comedic paradoxes. Through it, she presents a character full of vitality, which makes the work an ideal choice for fans of family comedy.

Stars dominate the Ramadan scene This season proves that Arab women in drama are no longer just a complementary element, but have become the focus of events and heroines. From social drama to comedy and history, female stars are dominating the scene, confirming that true talent knows no bounds.