Episodes: Series - El Harim - 2003

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Ghanima informs her mother of her divorce from her husband Saad, who asks her brother Ibrahim to mediate between them to calm things down, while Marzouk beats his wife Hessa for leaving the house without his permission.

Ghanima returns to Saad, but he divorces her again. Hessa seeks help from her sister Ghanima after Marzouk’s decision to marry his young daughter off to a wealthy man. Ghanima’s mother dies.

Abrar rejects Ghanima's advice and marries Fahd, who turns out to be a drug addict, while Muhammad asks Rawiya to marry him, and as a result of the failed experiences of her two sisters, Ghanima and Hessa, she refuses to marry him.

Abrar turns to her aunt Ghanima, fleeing from her addicted husband, but her father Marzouk forces her to return to him, so Ghanima advises her to take birth-control pills. Hanan tries to convince Ibrahim to sell the house.

Ghanima asks Ibrahim to help Hessa pay her house debts; Abu Abdullah asks Ghanima to marry him secretly; Abrar’s husband dies of a drug overdose.

Abu Abdullah asks Marzouk to mediate with Ghanima for him to marry her, and Marzouk tries to obtain his daughter’s inheritance from Umm Fahd (Fahd's mother).

Rawiya suggests to Ghanima that Abrar return to her father's house, and the lawyer advises Marzouk to negotiate with Umm Fahd so that he does not lose the inheritance case. The latter reports Marzouk to the police after he threatens her.

Fear and anxiety overwhelm Rawiya about marriage after the failure of all her friends' marriages. Abrar tries to get closer to Abu Abdullah, and Marzouk forces Umm Fahd to hand him a sum of money in exchange for his silence about his daughter's inheritance claim.

Hessa takes Abrar to her home and insists that she doesn't stay with Ghanima, while Umm Fahd’s lawyer threatens Marzouk with a tape recording of him blackmailing her.

Rawiya expels Hessa from the house and quarrels with Ghanima. The latter tells Ibrahim that Rawiya should be seen by a psychiatrist. Ghanima is shocked when she learns that Rawiya owns half of the house.

Rawiya decides to sell the house, and asks Ibrahim to handle it, while Hessa and Ghanima refuse.

Ibrahim tries to convince Rawiya not to sell the house to please both Ghanima and Hessa. Rawiya remembers her father beating her mother, which made her suffer from a psychological complex about men.

Rawiya sells the house and quarrels with Ghanima over Abrar's staying in her apartment, and Hessa refuses to give Marzouk her share of the house.

Marzouk becomes angry about Hessa hiding her money, and Ghanima gives him part of the money. Rawiya remains alone after being separated from her two sisters.

Rawiya kicks Ghanima and Ibrahim out of the house and accuses everyone of not caring about her. Hessa considers filing for divorce.

As Ghanima believes that Abu Abdullah is following her, she quarrels with him, and asks to be transferred to another department. She also does not find out about his relationship with Abrar, who refuses her mother working in her aunt’s workshop.

Ghanima puts a listening device on the phone and discovers Abrar's relationship with Abu Abdullah. Hessa is shocked when she learns that Marzouk has sold their house.

Marzouk assures Ghanima that he will not sell the house, and Ghanima takes Rawiya to the hospital after taking the wrong medication, and she is considering psychological treatment for her.

The new manager, Jassim, approaches Ghanima and asks her to marry him, while Hessa tries to convince her daughter to marry a wealthy man.

Rawiya tries to kill herself, and when she discovers Ghanima's relationship with Jassim, her medical condition worsens.

Ghanima's condition becomes difficult due to Rawiya's illness, so she asks Jassim to postpone the idea of ​​their marriage. Ghanima contacts Muhammad so that he can help her with the treatment of Rawiya by proposing to her.

Ibrahim informs Ghanima that the contents of Rawiya's apartment have been stolen, and Ghanima tries to return Rawiya to her old job in order to help her go out and deal normally with men.

Marzouk decides to travel and hides from Hessa his marriage to another woman. Hessa quarrels with her daughter Abrar and prevents her from going out.

Ghanima takes responsibility for Hessa and her children after Marzouk travels. Hessa suffers a heart attack and is taken to the hospital when she discovers that Marzouk has already sold their house.

Jassim's children object to his marriage to Ghanima and ask him to stay away from her. Ghanima is surprised when Rawiya is admitted to a psychiatric hospital upon her wish.

Ghanima quarrels with Abrar because the latter is hanging out with bad people, and the doctor prevents anyone from visiting Rawiya due to her poor condition.

Ghanima apologizes to Jassim for not being able to marry him after her many problems and her responsibility towards her sisters and their children. Abrar leaves the house and her mother searches for her.

Jassim's son tells Ghanima that his father is in a relationship with another woman to keep her away from him, while Khaled quarrels with Abrar and beats her because of her bad reputation.

Ghanima marries Jassim, and Abrar is surprised by her friend who blackmails her with pictures and videos and asks her for a large sum of money.

Marzouk returns and helps his daughter with her problem. Jassim divorces Ghanima and marries another woman.