أحمد عبدالله حسن

"The series follows an episodic format with interconnecting themes, where each episode addresses a specific issue or highlights a social or administrative phenomenon within a purposeful, entertaining, and comedic framework. The work is distinguished by its meaningful situational comedy that avoids vulgarity, making it highly suitable for family viewing."

It is about Bedouins' life in the desert in Hadhramaut in the late nineteenth century, where there were tribal conflicts and disputes between the tribe of Al Muqaddam (Saloum), the tribe of Al Muqaddam (Mahmoud), the tribe of Sheikh (Manea), and other tribes.

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.