Episodes: Series - Amaken Fee Al Qalb - 2005

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Bakr suffers from being deprived of his daughter, Happy, after he separated from his wife, Helen. Margaret asks Bakr to defend Amy, who is accused of killing her husband.

Bakr thinks about accepting Amy's case in order to gain the necessary fame. Bakr is surprised that all the evidence is proven against Amy, and he is still trying to investigate the past of Amy and John, her husband.

Bakr visits Amy in prison to find out her story, while Amy asks Bakr to check on her son Omar. Bakr becomes concerned about the dead man’s work with Don Paolo and surprises Bakr with a warning letter to not take the case.

Amy tells Bakr that John converted to Islam in order to marry her, while Bakr seeks to prove that Amy is not a religious follower, as MacArthur claimed. Bakr is still trying to solve the case, so he enlisted the help of a work team to help him.

Bakr is surprised by MacArthur's request to convince Amy to confess to the murder in exchange for his help in the elections. Amy meets her son Omar in court, and Bakr is surprised that Amy changes her statements and insists that she is innocent.

Bakr goes to the crime scene and tries to search for the officer who arrested Amy to cast doubt on his story. Bakr asks Adam to verify the officer’s background and his past.

On the first day of the plea, Bakr proves that the officer failed to do his job in order to go to the hospital to attend the birth of his son, so he proves that there was sufficient time for the presence of those who tried to arrange the crime and his escape, and Bakr asks Don Paolo to testify in court.

McArthur proves that Amy bought a knife and ropes before the crime. Bakr remembers his suffering with Helen for depriving him of his daughter, Happy. Bakr continues to meet with his daughter secretly. Bakr receives threatening letters to withdraw from the case.

Bakr draws the attention of the jury to the fact that John was addicted to gambling to highlight the bad side of his personality. Bakr was forced to ask Don Paolo to testify in the hope of proving the existence of enemies against John.

Don Paolo is imprisoned for two weeks for insulting the court, and Bakr succeeds in changing everyone's view of the impossibility of Amy carrying out the murder of her husband due to the size difference between them.

MacArthur succeeds in getting the jury to question Amy again after Margaret's testimony. Things continue to get complicated until MacArthur is surprised by an anonymous letter proving the existence of an insurance policy on John's life in favor of his wife, which revealed the motive for committing the crime.

Amy's trial continues without any glimmer of light. Amy asks Margaret to take care of her son Omar. The jury issues its decision that Amy is guilty and to be imprisoned for life.

When Amy is exposed to violence in prison by Leah, she is surprised by Magy, the Egyptian prisoner who is famous for her work with the mafia, defending her. Meanwhile, Bakr is surprised that the insurance company did not know Amy before, so he proves that there is someone who impersonated her.

Bakr obtains a copy of the letter sent to MacArthur regarding the insurance policy. Margaret becomes troubled when Bakr asks if John has any female relations.

Magy tells Amy about her brother's suffering from addiction, and Bakr is still suffering from Helen's addiction to alcohol. Amy is surprised by Magy's suicide attempt due to her brother's death. Bakr requests Jack's cooperation.

Magda tells Amy about her suffering with poverty and the death of her father after she committed a sin with a counselor's son, and they removed the womb as a result. Bakr is still trying to gain custody of Happy, citing the fact that Helen is not trustworthy towards her.

Bakr discovers that there are female relationships in John's life, and his team learns of the death threats against John received before his death. Bakr succeeds in convincing Helen to enter the rehab for addiction treatment.

Robert assaults Leah. Adam and Angela get married, and Bakr continues to seek leadership of the city council, while everyone is surprised by the events of September.

Leah succeeds in setting fire to the laundry room while Amy and Magy are inside. The latter dies in the fire, and Amy undergoes plastic surgery to make her look like Magy.

Bakr is surprised by the elected representatives' request to remove him from the city council elections. Bakr is taken aback by Magy's claim that she is Amy. Bakr asks Amy not to reveal her secret because Magda has completed her sentence.

The relationship between Bakr and Helen becomes tense after he is busy and does not visit her at the rehab center. Amy is surprised by Robert's visit and his confrontation with her about knowing her true identity. Amy is deported to Egypt, impersonating Magy.

Bakr is surprised by the escape of Margaret and Omar. Amy lives Magda's life with the help of Hassan, ignorant of her being Amy. Sayed and Lamei appear as the past chasing Magda, and Bakr rejects a job offer from Don Paolo.

Bakr is surprised by Margaret's conspiracy against Amy. Amy meets with her family as Magda to ask them to begin the procedures for transferring Omar's guardianship to them. Amy is surprised by Hassan's request to marry her, and Helen conspires with her ex-husband to take revenge on Bakr.

Bakr submits to Helen's blackmail to hand over the deposit to her, so the report filed against him would be dropped. Sayed's demand for a sizable sum of money or he will submit documents that would land her in jail surprises Amy. Bakr is forced to withdraw from the elections.

Amy is surprised by Magy's past, as she commissioned Sayed to kill her husband. Amy confesses her identity to Hassan, while Amy's mother is taken to the hospital. Bakr discovers the first clue to reaching Omar and, in turn, to Margaret.

Reem becomes suspicious of Magy's actions. Bakr seeks to gain custody of Happy through trickery. Amy continues to consult Bakr about her problem with Sayed, while Helen returns to alcohol again.

Hassan decides to accept the payment of money to Sayed, and Helen is surprised that Bakr files a case for Happy's custody. Meanwhile, Amy confesses her identity to Reem, and Bakr is surprised when Helen enters the hospital.

Helen dies and Hassan succeeds in obtaining the documents after paying the money. Lamei and Sayed betray each other and are killed. Amy is surprised by the order to arrest her for inciting the murder of her husband, and Bakr discovers Margaret's whereabouts.

Bakr is surprised to find that John is still alive and living with Margaret. Amy is released. Amy confesses her identity to her mother. Bakr turns to Don Paolo to let Amy enter America illegally.

Amy arrives in America and is surprised by Margaret and John's conspiracy to fake his death in order to obtain the insurance policy and change their identity. Bakr and Amy's team are still watching John from the house across from him

Amy applies to work at Margaret and John's house as a nanny for Omar under the name Susan. John still goes to gambling halls. Bakr asks Amy to search the house to obtain information proving her innocence.

Margaret thinks about escaping with Omar from Sigal. Omar discovers Amy's identity and tells Margaret the truth, while Amy confronts her friend Margaret with the truth about her betrayal of her, and the latter confesses to Amy her involvement in John's plan.

Margaret promises Amy to confess, and Bakr asks MacArthur to cooperate in re-investigating the case. Bakr is surprised by Margaret's death, while MacArthur thwarts John's attempt to kill Amy and is killed, thus revealing Amy's innocence.