Episodes: Series - Dehbash - 2022

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Moza warns her husband Abu Saud against thinking of marrying someone else. An accident occurs at sea, and as Shamma survives, Abu Hamad takes her to his wife, asks her to take care of her, and decides to look for a private house for her, while both Abu Saud and Abu Hamad wish to marry her.

Shamma gets married and gives birth to a son. Umm Ali complains to her husband about Shamma's son's severe illness and the inability to treat him.

Shamma remains alone with her son. Years pass, and Abdullah, Shamma's son, grows up, and Abu Hamad looks for a job for him. Fadda marries Mahmoud. As Dehbash meets Sheikh Saleh and invites him to visit Kuwait, he rescues him from bandits.

Abu Dehbash (Dehbash's father) asks his son to prepare to travel to Kuwait, while Abu Khaled buys new clothes for the Englishman George who is converting to Islam, and he asks to meet Sheikh Saleh to announce his conversion to Islam. Abu Hamad asks Abu Muhammad to find a job for Abdullah.

Sheikh Saleh mediates between Mubarak and Abu Saud because of the latter's desire to buy Abu Mubarak's house. Abu Khaled takes George to Saleh to announce his conversion to Islam, and he calls him Bilal. He agrees with him to teach him the Arabic language with Dehbash and Abdullah.

Bilal and Abdullah receive education in the mosque with Saleh. As Abu Saud learns that Abdullah made Mubarak rich, he offers him a better job so that he can work with him, and Mubarak complains to Saleh.

Bilal works for Mubarak in his shop, and Dehbash asks Saleh to help him find a job.

Mubarak tells Saleh about the reason for refraining from selling the house to Abu Saud, as he discovered that the latter wanted to demolish the house and build another house in its place, and he rebukes him for persuading Abdullah not to work in his shop.

As Abdullah turns to Sheikh Youssef to learn the Qur’an, Abu Saud agrees to buy Mubarak’s house without demolishing it. Someone kidnaps the child Badr and sails with him on a boat.

Dehbash suggests the idea of working as a diver to Saleh, and Bilal decides to get married. Abdullah continues the memorization of the Qur'an.

Saleh asks the shipmaster to teach Dehbash to dive, and Youssef promises Abdullah that he will make him memorize the entire Qur’an. Bilal asks Mubarak to search for him for a bride.

Abu Muhammad sees Bilal entering Mubarak's shop at night and informs the latter of this. Bilal takes some herbs from Mubarak's shop to treat Abdullah, and everyone believes that he is a thief, so Abu Saud kicks him out of his house without investigating the matter.

Abu Saud kicks Bilal out of his house, so Mubarak agrees to let him stay in his father's house. Mozza remains confused about finding out the truth about Abdullah and who his parents are. Youssef asks Abdullah to work with him in treating the people.

Dehbash tells his parents that he is ready to work as a diver, and Bilal suggests to Abdullah to teach Shamma sign language to help him understand her. Mubarak promises Bilal to find him a bride.

Some woman promises Badr to return him to his town after he was kidnapped. Bilal keeps asking Mubarak to help him get married, and he advises him to marry a foreigner like him.

Dehbash dives into the sea, finds a lot of pearls, and offers them for sale. Mubarak proposes to Bilal to marry Umm Abdullah (Abdullah's mother).

Dehbash travels to Bahrain to sell the pearls, and Abu Saud complains to Saleh about Dehbash not agreeing to sell the pearls to him at the price he offered him. Bilal tells Mubarak that he agrees to marry Umm Abdullah, and Badr thinks of a way to escape from his kidnapper.

Bilal is accused of stealing something in the market, but his innocence is proven, and Abu Muhammad watches him and tells Abu Saud that he is going to Umm Abdullah, and Abdullah fears that he will marry her.

In Al-Qurain in 1818, a simple man succeeds in converting copper into gold, and he is forced to flee to Basra after people believe that he is a thief. On the other hand, Abu Hamad complains to Saleh that Bilal continues to visit Shamma’s house, and Abu Muhammad admonishes Abdullah for having Bilal.

Shamma resents Abu Muhammad's control over her life, and Abdullah inquires about his real father. Saleh tells Dehbash's father that his son Dehbash has found a large pearl. Mahmoud tells Abu Saud that people are looking for Bilal in another town and that he is a fugitive.

The foreign soldiers are looking for Bilal, and Abu Khaled tells Bilal about this so that he can take heed, and Sheikh Saleh learns of their desire to make Bilal return with them and leave Islam, or else Bilal pays a large sum of money to them, so Dehbash pays it on his behalf.

Bilal thanks Dehbash for saving him and paying his debts. Badr remains a captive of his kidnapper, who warns him not to talk to anyone, or else he will get rid of him. Dehbash decides to buy a house for his family and then think about marriage, and he asks Saleh to help him with that.

Abdullah and Bilal tell Saleh about a dream that they both have, and Saleh gets afraid of their dream and asks them not to tell anyone about it. Dehbash remembers when he was poor, craving to buy sweets for his parents but could not. Abu Saud becomes furious that Dehbash bought Mubarak's house.

Mahmoud tries to find out the story of Abdullah and his mother, Shamma. Abu Saud learns of Dehbash's proposal to marry his wife's relative and tells Saleh of his desire to establish a trade with Bilal. News of the plague spread in Tabriz, and Al-Qurain's citizens fear its spread.

Mahmoud tells his mother that he failed to know anything about Abdullah. Dehbash gets married to Wadha and decides to travel to India to trade with Bilal. The plague enters Basra, and Sheikh Saleh decides the necessity to be prepared so that the disease does not spread in Kuwait.

Sheikh Saleh remembers the dream of Bilal and Abdullah and links it to the plague, then he advises people to leave their homes and go out to the desert. Dehbash decides to return to Kuwait quickly, and Shamma tells Abdullah about his real father.

Umm Mahmoud refuses to leave for fear of the plague, and thieves steal the homes of the people who have left. Mubarak distributes food to the people for free, and many of them die. In India, Bilal flees from his enemies and is defended by Dehbash.

Many people die of the plague, as well as Dehbash's father. Mahmoud's wife insists on going out with her parents to the desert away from the disease, with which Saeeda falls ill.

Mahmoud's wife goes to see her parents, and when she returns, his family doesn't let her in, fearing that she is infected. Abdullah decides to bury the dead in the village. Abu Muhammad decides to take Shamma and her son Abdullah outside the village. However, Abdullah gets infected, and Shamma dies.

Abu Muhammad tells Abdullah that his real father is Abu Saud, and Abdullah dies. The disease is eliminated from Kuwait and its people return to it, and Badr returns to his home. Dehbash returns and is surprised by the death of his parents and his wife.