Episodes: Series - Imam Al-Nasa'i - 2004

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The series narrates the biography of Imam Al-Nasa'i Al-Hafiz. Wahshiyah asks Al-Hafiz to protect her from the Majus, but the Al-Sa'aleek attack them. Ibn Tulun and Lulu appear and help the caravan, and Ibn Tulun uncovers Al-Qasim’s conspiracy with Al-Sa'aleek to plan his murder.

Suraqa and the rest of Al-Sa'aleek join the war against Ibn Tulun, and Al-Hafiz succeeds in sending the women of the caravan to their families, while he marries Wahshiyah. Al-Hafiz and Ibn Tulun succeed in handing over the rest of Al-Sa'aleek to the Emir of Iraq.

After he marries Bid'ah, Al-Hafiz arrives with Ibn Tulun in Damascus. Theab arranges to have Al-Hafiz killed, and the latter is forced to marry Shatha. Al-Hafiz is subjected to a murder attempt at the instigation of Marzouk and Jumah after he proved their ignorance.

Ibn Tulun fires Marzouk and Jumah from their work as jurists for trying to kill Al-Hafiz, who rules that whoever claims the rule of Egypt from Ibn Tulun should be killed, while Mundhir plants spies in Ibn Tulun's house to trap him.

Mundhir incites Ustaq to attack the villages to fulfill the Abbasids' wish to overthrow Ibn Tulun, who decides to stop the grant sent to the Caliph in Baghdad due to the acts of arson committed by his soldiers. Mustafa is still trying to kill Al-Nasa'i for marrying Shatha.

Al-Nasa'i opens a women's clothing store, while Al-Sa'aleek succeed in taking control of a market in order to rob it. Meanwhile, Shatha gives birth to Abdul Rahman, and Al-Nasa'i marries Khadra.

The number of Al-Sa'aleek increases and they steal and burn, while Jumah’s attempt to kill Al-Nasa’i fails. Ibn Tulun is surprised by Al-Sa'aleek’s conspiracy with the Arabs to commit theft.

The Arabs sell out Al-Sa'aleek to Ibn Tulun with the help of Sakhr. Ibn Tulun goes out undercover among the public, and Al Nasa’i's gardens increase as gifts from Ibn Tulun for having children, and Al-Sa'aleek succeed in escaping.

Jumah succeeds in divorcing Nada from Hamid so that he could marry her. Al-Sa'aleeks are still planning to kill Al-Nasa’i, while Atar, Mundhir’s slave girl, falls for Ibn Tulun, so she thinks about informing him of the plot of his assassination.

The fire of jealousy in the hearts of Al-Nasa'i's wives is calmed by Shama'a's marriage to Saleh. Marzouk vows to kill Jumah for marrying Nada. Al-Nasa'i is surprised by Ibn Tulun's success in thwarting his son Al-Abbas's betrayal of him, and Shatha dies.

Nada seeks to marry Al-Nasa'i after she falls in love with him and is divorced from Jumah. Nada confesses her love for Al-Nasa'i to Ibn Tulun, so he orders their marriage.

Mundhir succeeds in smuggling out the leaders of Al-Sa'aleek upon the Caliph's wish. Ibn Tulun is surprised by Lulu's defection from his side, and Caliph Al-Muwaffaq curses Ibn Tulun on pulpits.

The Emir helps Saleh and increases his wages. Nada is still saddened by her inability to have children, while Jumah robs Marzouk. Atar tries to get rid of Mundhir’s oath, and Jumah arranges to marry Salma.

Salma succeeds in seducing Marzouk to make him marry her, and Al-Nasa'i gives a loan to Marzouk so that he could start a business after his bankruptcy. Caliph Al-Mu'tamid turns to Ibn Tulun. Mundhir's slave girl fears being exposed, and Nada gives birth to twins.

Saleh suffers due to his wife’s greed for money. Al-Nasa’i is injured by a treacherous arrow according to Atar and Mundhir’s plan. Suhail, the soldier who tried to kill Al-Nasa’i, is arrested. Jumah is surprised by his wife’s request for divorce.

Atar commits suicide with poison after Ibn Tulun uncovers her betrayal, while Mundhir gets rid of the Emir, and Khumarawayh takes over the emirate after his father, Ibn Tulun, and Al-Nasa’i is dismissed from his position as Chief Justice.

The Caliph and his son fight Emir Khumarawayh, and the Emir intends to get rid of Al-Nasa'i, whose wives resort to using their children in agriculture and trade to provide their daily bread, and Tyfur feels love towards Qatr al-Nada.

Khumarawayh and Abi'l-Saj cooperate against the Caliph, and Tyfur is appointed as the personal guard of Qatr al-Nada after he saved her from death. Mundhir incites Theab, Ubaid, and Hassan to kill Al-Nasa'i, and the Caliph and the Emir sign a peace treaty.

Tyfur's father seeks to keep his son away to no avail. An attempt by Theab and Hassan to incite Al-Nasa'i's murder fails. The Emir continues to seek guidance from Al-Nasa'i's knowledge.

Al-Nasa'i's wives try to protect their husband without his knowledge. Shorouk, Qatar al-Nada's maid, tries to get close to Tyfur to no avail, so Shorouk plants the princess's bracelet in Tyfur's house.

Tyfur is banished to the furthest border point, Al-Nasa'i refuses to rule in favor of the Emir, while Bulbul, the slave girl, seeks to acquit Tyfur.

Tyfur is acquitted and Shorouk is arrested. Mundhir tries to tempt Zukhruf to kill Al-Nasa'i since she's working in his house, to no avail.

The Emir's chamberlain senses Mundhir's betrayal, so he orders his killing. Al-Nasa'i roams the lands of Fustat to spread the sciences of Islam. Mundhir and his men are beaten, and it is rumored that they are drunk, so Al-Nasa'i orders that they be subjected to the proper punishment.

Tyfur is still accompanying Qatar al-Nada, hiding his love for her. The Emir cooperates with his daughter, Qatar al-Nada, to search for the conspirators inside the palace.

Salma marries Sheikh Ali, and Shama'a does not stop hating Al-Nasa’i’s wives. Mundhir succeeds in escaping to the Caliph before Theab is arrested.

Al-Muwaffaq dies, and Hassan is arrested, while Marzouk and Jumah conspire to buy the farmers' crops to control the price.

Puran, the slave girl, spies on the Emir for the Caliph. Mundhir advises Caliph Abu Al-Abbas to marry Qatr al-Nada to control her father's money. Khumarawayh pardons Mundhir and Ubaid.

The Emir decides to seize the goods of Marzouk and Jumah because of their monopoly of the market. The Emir searches for Sunbula's killer, unaware of the fact that he is Asfour, Puran's friend.

Jumah and Marzouk incite the burning of the land of Al-Nasa'i and his wives in retaliation. The Emir is still preparing for his daughter's marriage and spends huge sums of money according to Mundhir's plans.

Qatr al-Nada orders Tyfur to travel with her to Baghdad, where she will marry the Caliph. Jumah and Marzouk are still threatening Nada, and Ubaid seeks to get rid of Al-Nasa’i after Hassan and Theab are executed.

Qatr al-Nada's caravan arrives in Baghdad, and she enchants the eyes of the Caliph. Bulbul is surprised by the Caliph’s plan to bankrupt Khumarawayh, while the Caliph refrains from killing the Emir after he falls in love with his daughter.

Asfour kills Emir Khumarawayh, and Qatr al-Nada breaks down over the loss of her father. Tyfur beat Kahramana, who becomes permanently disabled, for insulting Qatr al-Nada.

Qatr al-Nada frees her slave girls before her death, and Tyfur still sticks around her grave. Mundhir persuades the Caliph to order Al-Nasa’i to travel to Damascus to spread the sciences of Islam in order to keep him away from his students so they'd kill him. Their plan succeeds, so they kill Al-Nasa’i.