Episodes: Series - Gomhoryat Zifta - 1997

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A village called Zifta suffers the oppression of the British and the pashas in the wake of the 1919 Revolution. Youssef works as a lawyer and supports Saad Pasha, and Ibrahim is forced to work in Heshmat Pasha’s garden to escape forced labor.

Salem refuses to sell his crops to the Pasha at a low price. As Sadiq has feelings for Rania, Heshmat Pasha’s daughter, Ibrahim helps him escape when the Pasha catches him and his daughter in the garden, then Heshmat orders the torture of Ibrahim for what he did.

The people of Zifta praise Salem's attitude toward the Pasha, and Ibrahim refuses to tell on Sadiq. Bodour goes to the palace to check on Ibrahim, while Rania helps Ibrahim escape, and he threatens Heshmat with an axe.

The Pasha reports Ibrahim to have him arrested. Gad tells Bayoumi what his son Sadiq did. Ibrahim overhears the Pasha’s plan with Al Dahmi to burn Salem’s cotton. Nourhan still loves her ex-husband Raouf. The people of Zifta seek the help of Youssef to stand up to the Pasha.

The villagers gather in front of Salem's house to protect his crop, and Ibrahim sends Al Dahmi a message, threatening to kill him if he tries to burn the crop.

Nourhan is surprised by Raouf's visit to the palace to threaten the Pasha in order not to harm his business. Rania discovers that her father had killed her mother. The Pasha takes advantage of his powers to have Salem arrested and the cotton confiscated.

The end of the war is announced, and Sadiq gathers the people of Zifta to rise up in front of the palace, and they get arrested. Ibrahim steals the weapons of Al Dahmi and his aides, and he attacks the Pasha to kill him.

Ibrahim threatens the Pasha in order to free the people of Zifta from captivity, and is injured by a gunshot while escaping. Kyriakou plants grudges in the hearts of Al Dahmi’s men to turn against him, and Ibrahim’s condition improves.

Kyriakou reports Al Dahmi to the sheriff on the orders of the Pasha, and Ghatata kills Al Dahmi. Ibrahim cooperates with Al Dahmi's men to bring Heshmat down.

All of Zifta's people are released from custody after Heshmat is threatened by Ibrahim and his aides. Youssef seeks to gather signatures for calling on Saad Pasha, the head of the Wafd Party, to demand Egyptian independence.

Youssef is still collecting signatures, and Ibrahim helps him with that, despite the sheriff's restrictions. The Prime Minister issues a decision not to stop those who are collecting signatures, and Salem is still in the hospital.

A decision is issued to prevent Saad Pasha from traveling to demand independence at the Reconciliation Conference in London. Youssef seeks to gather the mill’s workers for a sit-in after Heshmat Pasha issues a decision to shut it down.

The Pasha is surprised by the theft of livestock on Ibrahim's orders. The workers are arrested for the sit-in, the livestock is sold and the money is distributed among the workers' families. Heshmat seeks the help of the mercenaries of Upper Egypt against Ibrahim.

Ibrahim is still on the run, pursued by the warden. Roshdy Pasha resigns as prime minister. Rulings are issued to expropriate land from peasants in favor of Kyriakou.

Heshmat sets fire to Sheikh Mustafa's warehouses as soon as he learns of his cooperation with Raouf. Ibrahim kidnaps Kyriakou, while an arrest warrant is issued for Youssef El Guindi.

Ibrahim forces Kyriakou to concede and hand over the mortgage papers to the peasants. Gad is tortured to confess where Ibrahim is. Heshmat gives orders to kidnap Salem. Bodour flees to hide with Ibrahim after Rania warns her.

Kyriakou tries to turn Ghatata against Ibrahim to turn him in. Ibrahim plans to break the peasants’ free by attacking the station. Ghatata goes to Heshmat Pasha to cooperate with him against Ibrahim.

Gad hears the details of Hemasht's agreement with Ghatata, and Kyriakou kills his guard to escape to the Pasha's palace. Ibrahim is killed while carrying out the operation, and Qasri avenges Ibrahim's death by killing Ghatata.

The people of Zifta are saddened by the death of Ibrahim, and Kyriakou is afraid to stay in the village for fear of revenge. The patience of the people of Zifta is exhausted by Heshmat’s arrangement of a procession for the British in front of them. Ibrahim’s men agree to make Rabie their leader.

Gad breaks his silence to resign from his job with Heshmat Pasha. Youssef addresses the Directorate with a petition against Heshmat and the sheriff, resulting in the transfer of the latter.

Rabie and Ibrahim's men devise a plan for revenge; Heshmat withholds water from the peasants' lands; Saad Pasha and his aides are arrested and exiled to Malta.

As the new sheriff refuses to obey Heshmat Pasha's orders, he works to have him transferred. Rabie steals the grain sent to Abu Al Naga for his cooperation with the British. The people of Zifta declare their independence from the occupation and take over the station, and Salem goes to kill Heshmat.

The sheriff stops Salem from killing Heshmat, whom the mercenaries abandon. Heshmat and Kyriakou seek to divide the revolutionaries. The Revolutionary Council establishes committees to preserve the village, and Numan dies.

The Revolutionary Council forces Heshmat to pay taxes. Rania helps the people of Zifta, which gets its own flag. Mustafa opens the mill with the help of Raouf, while everyone is surprised when the British close in on Zifta.

Saad is pardoned. The people of Zifta establish a trench around the village, and they are surprised by the arrival of an Australian squad to attack them. Youssef succeeds in convincing the squad to cooperate with them. The villagers hand Heshmat and his aides over to the squad to be tried.