Episodes: Series - Al Saqr - 1984

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The tutor, Sayel, asks Sheikh Awad to judge between him and those who have borrowed money from him, and Shaher discovers that Kaid, Awad’s son, shares the usurious money with Sayel.

Kaid imprisons Fawaz and beats him to pay his debt. Shaher tries to advise Kaid to release him. On the other hand, Mosaed arrives as a guest of the Awad tribe.

Fawaz dies from the beating, and Kaid and Sayel claim that his killer is from the Sheikh Hawash tribe, but Shaher tells his uncle the truth. Kaid threatens Mosaed to frame him for murder if he testifies against him.

Kaid is able to force the shepherd Khalifa to testify in his favor. Kaid agrees with Sayel to get rid of Shaher, and Fasl seeks revenge on Shaher for ignoring her love for him and preferring Shuma over her.

Kahila warns Shaher of Fasl and her brother Kaid's plot against him. Kaid agrees with a highwayman to kill Shaher, and he proposes to Shuma to subdue Shaher.

To get rid of Shaher, Kaid ignites the flames of war between the Awad and Hawash tribes. Kaid harasses Kahila while masked and impersonates Shaher to pin the accusation of harassment on him.

Mosaef reveals the truth about his son, Kaid, to Awad, and Kaid confesses to all his bad deeds and asks his father for forgiveness.

Awad decides to send Shaher to his brother Ayed to take over the sheikhdom after him, and Awad names Shaher Al Saqr.

Shaher gives his uncle Ayed a sign to prove his words are true. His uncle offers him to marry his daughter Fatna, and Shuma and Kaid's wedding is held.

Before his death, Awad recommends handing over the sheikhdom to Abu Shuma until his brother Ayed arrives and takes over for him. Fasl advises Kaid to gather the poor people around him to succeed in reaching the sheikhdom.

Mosaef decides to leave with his wife, but Kaid detains him, and Sayel tries to intercept Shaher and prevent him from returning to the tribe.

Shaher asks Fatna to return to her family’s home, fearing Kaid and Fasl’s treachery, and Kaid suspects that Shuma has betrayed him.

As Shaher warns Fasl not to approach his wife Fatna, Kaid imprisons the poet Hail, thinking that he will fight him. Shaher agrees with Abu Shuma to gather men and weapons and attack Kaid.

Abu Shuma and Shaher prepare for their battle against Kaid. Shaher is paralyzed, Mosaef dies, and Shaher asks Abu Shuma to rule over Kaid and take over the clan.