Fatema Adulbqawi

When Isra’a discovers she is expecting another baby amid the civil war in Yemen, she and her husband decide she should have an abortion. But this creates enormous difficulties – in their relationship and elsewhere. A moving story from an all-too-often forgotten crisis region.

A number of obstacles stands in the way of a young couple as only 10 days are left for their wedding, each obstacle is in one way or another caused by the aftermath of the 2015 war in Yemen.

Uncle Nashwan, the eldest brother among grandfather Adnan's children, has lived his entire life in his father's house, which holds a special place in his heart, but he faces a difficult challenge that may force him to abandon the family home.

A social, comical portrait of the troubles that confront some Yemeni citizens as they get stranded during their journey at sea, and the many problems and dangers they encounter.

Three brothers inherit a large fortune after their father's death, but they cannot access it easily, especially since it is hidden in a secret place and could only be obtained after executing their father's will.

A wealthy, widowed man returns to his homeland after an expatriate trip, then plans to get married, but everyone around him covets his money, and each of them individually plans to obtain it in a different way, and events follow.

Set in Al Aliya, a rural village in Yemen; the plot reviews social relations, power struggles, and love relationships that are subject to strict customs and traditions and conflicting interests that threaten their continuity.