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    Title أوراق مصرية ج3
    Title in English Egyptian Journals S3
    Title's Translation Awraq Masrya 3
    Original Title
    Release Year 2004
    Runtime 48
    Category Series
    Subcategory
    Status Released
    Is this a coloured title? Yes
    Egyptian Censorship
    MPAA Censorship
    Movie Budget 0
    Poster
    Trailer
    Release Date
    14 October 2004 Egypt Yes
    Genre
    Drama
    History
    Country
    Egypt
    Language
    Arabic
    Region
    Filming Locations
    Social Media Links
    imdb tt10639368

    Cast

    Section Actor

    Name Role/Job Order of appearance Options
    1) Salah El Saadani 1
    2) Farida Saif Al Nasr 2
    3) Ahmad Salama 3
    4) Salwa Khattab 4
    5) Mohamed Metwally 5
    6) Noha Ismael 6
    7) Hitham Mohamed 7
    8) Samah Anwar 8
    9) Salah Rashwan Mahmoud 9
    10) Azza Bahaa 10
    11) Bahaa Tharwat Medhat 11
    12) Sahar Rami 12
    13) Ahmad Maher 13
    14) Fotouh Ahmed 14
    15) Aida Fahmy 15
    16) Wafaa El Hakiem 16
    17) Mahmoud El Gendy 17
    18) Majdi Kamel 18
    19) Essam Shoukry 19
    20) Adel Al Komi 20
    21) Ehab Fahmy 21
    22) Abeer Adel Fatma 22
    23) Leqaa Sweidan 23
    24) Salwa Othman 24
    25) Nohir Amin 25
    26) Tarek Kamel 26
    27) Magdy Badr 27
    28) Marwa Abdel Monem 28
    29) Ezzat Badran 29
    30) Ahmad Ibrahim 30
    31) Mohammad Samy Ghoneim 32
    32) Mohammad Wafik 33
    33) Hesham Gomaa 34
    34) Ahmed Safwat 35
    35) Ibrahim Yousry 36
    36) Mohamed Abo Dawood 37
    37) Khaled Al Zahaby 38
    38) Nasser Seif 39
    39) Magdy Sobhy 40
    40) Abdel Salaam El Dahshan 41
    41) Maher Selim 42
    42) Saeed Seddiq 43
    43) Yasser Abdel Aziz 44
    44) Mohamed Ibrahim 45
    45) Medhat El Kashif 46
    46) Adnan Talaat 47
    47) Tariq Ismail 48
    48) Ahmed Bedair 49
    49) Ashraf Abdelghafour 50
    50) Fekry Abaza 51
    51) Samy Maghawry 52
    52) Zain Nassar 53
    53) Yasmin Al Najjar 54
    54) Ahmed Nabil 55
    55) Samah Alsaeed 56
    56) Ayman Azab 57
    57) Gihane Kamary 58
    58) Hisham Abdallah 59
    59) Randa 60
    60) Miral 61
    61) Adel Amin 62
    62) Emad Al Arousi 63
    63) Mohamed Khairy 64
    64) Safaa Jalal 65
    65) Sabry Abdel Monem 66
    66) Ehab Bakeer 67
    67) Farouk Falawkas George 68
    68) Nagy Saad 69
    69) Magdy Idris 70
    70) Magdi Rashwan Jack 71
    71) Amr Samy 72
    72) Mohammad Abu Al Hasan 73
    73) Tariq Raihan 74
    74) Basem Sharif 75
    75) Rania Yousef 77
    76) Sherine 78
    77) Fahmi Al Kholi 79
    78) Reda Al Jammal 80
    79) Jalal Abdulqader 81
    80) Amr Qabil 82
    81) Farid Al Noqrashi 83
    82) Moustafa Darwish 84
    83) Alaa Wahdan 85
    84) Ashraf Saleh 86
    85) Khalil Morsy 87
    86) Ali Hassanein 88
    87) Bahgat Adly 89
    88) Gamila Aziz 90
    89) Heba Abdelghany Hanan 91
    90) Rashwan Saeed 92
    91) Nour El Serafy 93
    92) Hassan El Asmar 94
    93) Safaa Al Toukhy 95
    94) Zizi Mostafa 96
    95) Amal Ramzi 97
    96) Galeela Mahmoud 98
    97) Laila Gamal 99
    98) Magdy Fekry 100
    99) Nabil Al Helfawi 101
    100) Amr Hashim 102
    101) Amr Farid 103
    102) Walid Abdel Ghani 104
    103) Abdullah Mourad 106
    104) Shahira Kamal 107
    105) Amal Mousa 108
    106) Youssef Al Assal 109
    107) Mostafa Abdel Latif 110
    108) Mustafa Al Qast 111
    109) Thuraya Ibrahim 112
    110) Mahmoud Khalil 113
    111) Mahmoud El Hefnawy 114
    112) Yahya Zakariya 115
    113) Mohamed Hamed 116
    114) Mohamed Salah 117
    115) Salah El Husseiny 118
    116) Abdel Fattah Ibrahim 119
    117) Sayed Tantawi 120
    118) Ghada Ali 121
    119) Ahmed Shoman 122
    120) Barakat Zaki 124
    121) Sherif Shaban 125
    122) Ahmed Al Derini 126
    123) Abdel Jawad Metwalli 127
    124) Saad Abdel Azim 128
    125) Samir Fahmy 205
    126) Muhammad Zain Al Abidin 206
    127) Howida Elhasan 207
    128) Sayed Abdel Fattah 208
    129) Fawkaya Mansour 209
    130) Ahmad Fawzy 210
    131) Samir Rabeea 211
    132) Mohammad Al Kashef 212
    133) Mohamed Serag 213
    134) Ehab Al Ashri 214
    135) Esrar El Sherif 215
    136) Saeed Abdel Naeem 217
    137) Ahmed Abdelhamid 218
    138) Hassan Abdel Hamid 219
    139) Bahaa Bayoumi 221
    140) Ahmed Farhat 222
    141) Gamal Haggag 223
    142) Mohammed Al Qasabi 225
    143) Mona Abu Sudayra 226
    144) Refaat Riyan 228
    145) Mohamed Imam 229
    146) Ali El Sayed 230
    147) Ola Abd El-Baky 232
    148) Khaled Al Ashry 233
    149) Ahmad Ismail 234
    150) Mohammad Ammar 236
    151) Ahmed Abdel Moniem 237
    152) Abdul Raouf Abdul Naeem 238
    153) Mohammad Abdeen 239
    154) Ashraf Abdel Ghany 240
    155) Adel Hafez 241
    156) Nabawiya El Sayed 242
    157) Ghada Abu Hessab 243
    158) Samir Rami 245
    159) Hamdy Al Salakawy 246
    160) Abu Al Saoud Attia 248
    161) Salwa Al Orabi 250
    162) Magdi Boulos 251
    163) Eid Abu Al Hamd 252
    164) Kamal Zoair 253
    165) Magdy Amin 254
    166) Ali Kamalo 255
    167) Amany Helmy 256
    168) Ali Al Shorbagy 257
    169) Hassan Noah 259
    170) Mohammad Ali El Din 260
    171) Rabie Mohammad 261
    172) Muhammad Ragab 262
    173) Muhammad Gomaa 263
    174) Sawsan Taha 264
    175) Ahmad Bayoumi 265
    176) Sayed Eid 266
    177) Assim Raafat 267
    178) Mahmoud Ibrahim 268
    179) Moustafa Abd Elkhalek 269
    180) Lotfy Farahat 270
    181) Mamdooh Abdullah 271
    182) Sayed Hussein 272
    183) Sayed El Sawy 273
    184) Mohammed Al Ganayni 274
    185) Aly Amin 275
    186) Ahmad Hafez 276
    187) Mohamed Hassan 277
    188) Mustafa Tawfiq 278
    189) Tarek Anwar 279
    190) Samir Faheem 280
    191) Kamal El Alfy 281
    192) Magdy Shokry 282
    193) Metwaly Elwan 283
    194) Mahdi Abbas 284
    195) Sayed Al Tayeb 285
    196) Tamer Diai 286
    197) Mahasin Al Najdi 287
    198) Samir Kamel 288
    199) Tarek Souleiman Actor 289
    200) Ibrahim Zareef 290
    201) Ramez Amir 291
    202) Ashraf Amin 292
    203) Mohamed El Sherbini 293
    204) Amr Abd Al Aziz 294
    205) Mostafa Ragab 295
    206) Neemaat Abdulnasser 296
    207) Sabah Mahmoud 297
    208) Mohamed Hosny 298
    209) Mahmoud Taher 299

    Section Music Composer

    Name Role/Job Order of appearance Options
    1) Esmaeel Sadeq Singing 1
    2) Mohammad El Helw Singing 2
    3) Hassan Safafa Musical Preparation 3
    4) Gamal Bakhit Intro Lyrics 4
    5) Shadya Hosny Singing 5
    6) Ali Saad Composing & Soundtrack 6
    7) Yahya Al Muji Orchestration 7

    Section Director

    Name Role/Job Order of appearance Options
    1) Wafik Wajdi Director 1
    2) Moataz Metawea Assistant Director 2
    3) Ahmed Abu Al Saud First Assistant Director 3
    4) Tamer Hamza Assistant Director 4

    Section Cinematographer

    Name Role/Job Order of appearance Options
    1) Wagdy Yousef Photographer 1
    2) Mohsen El Sisi Director of Photography 2
    3) Samir Gabr Gaffer 3
    4) Nasr Abdulsayed Director of Photography 4

    Section Producer

    Name Role/Job Order of appearance Options
    1) Production Sector -TV & Radio Union (A.R.E.) Producer 1
    2) Maged Mostafa Production Director 2
    3) Adel Thabet Production Director 3

    Section Editor

    Name Role/Job Order of appearance Options
    1) Imad Al-Din Jameel Intro Editor 1

    Section Distributor

    Name Role/Job Order of appearance Options
    1) Financial and Economic Affairs Sector - R.T.U - A.R.E Distributor 1

    Section Writer

    Name Role/Job Order of appearance Options
    1) Taha Hussein Salem Story & Screenplay 1

    Section Other

    Name Role/Job Order of appearance Options
    1) Ashraf Moussa Intro 1

    Section Sound Engineer

    Name Role/Job Order of appearance Options
    1) Hassan Safafa Mixing 1

    Section Art Director

    Name Role/Job Order of appearance Options
    1) Sayed Anwar Art Director 1

    Section Makeup Artist

    Name Role/Job Order of appearance Options
    1) Mohamed Ashoub Makeup Artist 1

    Section Costume Designer

    Name Role/Job Order of appearance Options
    1) Safaa Abdel Azem Costume Design 1

    Section Stuntman

    Name Role/Job Order of appearance Options

    Section Photographer

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    Section Public Relations

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    Section Graphic Designer

    Name Role/Job Order of appearance Options

    Section Laboratory

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    Section Casting

    Name Role/Job Order of appearance Options

    Section Dubbing

    Name Role/Job Order of appearance Options

    Synopsis

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    farah ashraf Season three covers Egypt’s history from the 1951 treaty cancellation, Muhammad Naguib’s leadership, the clash and dissolution of the Muslim Brotherhood, Naguib’s removal, Nasser’s rise, British withdrawal, Suez Canal nationalization, and Egypt’s wars, ending with the War of Attrition. 286

    Summaries

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    Plots

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    Trivia

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    Reviews

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    Episodes

    Season Episode Duration Title Summaries Video Options
    3 1 The Aftermath | January 1951 Nahed Shaker seeks to marry the king and hides the Free...Read more Officers' publications on Sadat's orders. Shafi' and Amira get married and enter the parliament, while Hussein smuggles weapons to Israel with Shafi's help. 213
    3 2 The Nectar of Patience | January 1951 An arms depot explosion exposes a scandal of corrupt...Read more weapons. Abdel Aal refuses to divorce Hoda, and Asyuti seeks to lead a communist organization. Henri Curiel is exiled and establishes "Haditu," while Britain refuses to evacuate according to the 1936 treaty. 261
    3 3 The Thieves and the Medals | March 1951 The investigation into the corrupt weapons case is shelved...Read more by a decision from the Public Prosecutor, and demonstrations erupt against corruption and colonialism. A royal decree is issued awarding medals to those accused in the case, Nahhas Pasha apologizes to them, and the king marries Queen Nariman. 302
    3 4 The People's Flames | October - November 1951 The king agrees to cancel the 1936 treaty to regain his...Read more popularity, and calls on the prime minister to boycott the British and stop working for them. On the other hand, the king seeks to get closer to the Americans and requests the liquidation of the Iron Guard. 263
    3 5 The Days Before Saturday | November - December 1951 Hussein al-Hudaybi is appointed as the Brotherhood's leader,...Read more and the decision to dissolve the group is revoked. It is declared a charitable organization, and the king is invited to participate politically to confront the communist tide. Abdel Nasser asks Mohamed Naguib to run for the presidency of the Officers' Club. 319
    3 6 Fury and Corruption | December 1951 - January 1952 British aircraft bomb Kafr Abdo to crush the resistance....Read more Britain calls for the formation of an international coalition to protect the Middle East and control the Suez Canal. Abdel-Al Zidan and Hoda El-Shamshergy are arrested by the political police. 250
    3 7 The Ignited Birth | January 1952 Mohamed Naguib wins the presidency of the Officers' Club,...Read more and bullets are fired at the king. The cancellation of the 1936 treaty ignites fedayeen operations against the occupation, and Abdel Nasser requests the formation of a group to assassinate Hussein Sirri. 262
    3 8 Black Saturday | January 1952 Crown Prince Fuad is born, and a group of "Free Egypt"...Read more fedayeen are arrested. A team is formed to free them. The Egyptian liaison officer refuses to hand over the police's weapons to the British, so the police station is besieged, Cairo catches fire, and army forces descend. 276
    3 9 The Downfall | January - February 1952 The nationalist forces attempt to unite to resolve the...Read more crisis, while the army takes control of the situation following the Cairo Fire. The Muslim Brotherhood decides not to support the army when it takes action. As a result, the government of Nahhas Pasha is dismissed, and Ali Maher is tasked with forming a new government. 324
    3 10 The Night... and the Labor | February - May 1952 A coalition government is formed, the British are boycotted,...Read more and Serageldin is put on trial for the Cairo Fire. The United States offers the king conditional support, while Abd al-Qadir Taha is killed after calling for an investigation into the fire. 250
    3 11 The Longest Night in Egypt’s History | July 1952 Abdel Aal and the Free Egypt group are arrested as...Read more corruption spreads throughout the country. The Americans begin to support the Free Officers against the king. The Officers’ Club administration is dissolved, and the revolution begins on the night of July 23, with the code word: "Egypt." 290
    3 12 The Departure | July 1952 The revolutionary leadership asks Ali Maher to form a new...Read more cabinet and appoints Mohamed Naguib as Minister of War. The king abdicates the throne and departs aboard the guarded yacht Al-Mahrousa, as the royal palaces come under siege and naval escorts accompany him into territorial waters. 288
    3 13 The Revolutionaries Rule | August 1952 Rashad Mahna is appointed regent, and the people pledge...Read more allegiance to the revolution. Gamal Abdel Nasser is elected to lead it, but he formally abdicates in favor of Mohamed Naguib. Sanhouri is tasked with drafting the political parties law, while communists incite unrest in Kafr El-Dawwar. 291
    3 14 The Dawn of Crises | September 1952 Mohamed Naguib forms the ministry and appoints Sheikh Hassan...Read more al-Baqouri after he leaves the Brotherhood. He issues the Agrarian Reform Law to distribute land to farmers and achieve social justice. 197
    3 15 The Tough Choice | January 5, 1953 Officers who demand elections within the army to prevent...Read more division are arrested. Gamal Abdel Nasser establishes the Liberation Committee as a unified political party after dissolving all existing parties and confiscating their assets. Mohamed Naguib declares a three-year transitional period toward constitutional rule. 318
    3 16 The Crown… No Return | January - June 1953 Three Muslim Brotherhood members are selected for the...Read more Constitutional Committee, while Abd al-Aal Zidan, Mahmoud Pasha, and Al-Asyuti are arrested. The monarchy is abolished, and a republic is declared, with Major General Mohamed Naguib as head of state and government. 268
    3 17 Before the Storm | January - February 1954 A joint committee is formed to manage affairs between the...Read more presidency and the government. The Muslim Brotherhood attempts to negotiate with the British to gain power, prompting the revolutionaries to issue a decision to permanently dissolve the group. 250
    3 18 Storm and the Dream’s Roots | February - March 1954 Mohamed Naguib resigns, and Gamal Abdel Nasser is appointed...Read more Prime Minister and head of the Revolutionary Council. Abdel Aal is released. Demonstrations in support of Naguib erupt, and he agrees to return on the condition that political parties and the Revolutionary Council return to army control, amid explosions carried out by Jewish groups. 343
    3 19 Independence and the New Conflict | March - October 1954 The March 25 decisions are postponed until the end of the...Read more transitional period in 1956, and the evacuation agreement is signed in 1954. During the Manshiyya incident, a Muslim Brotherhood member shoots Gamal Abdel Nasser, who is then the Prime Minister. 252
    3 20 Abdel Nasser... The Leader | October - November 1954 Mohamed Naguib is dismissed and placed under house arrest,...Read more and Gamal Abdel Nasser ascends to the presidency, while the Jews plot to burn down cinemas and American stores to spread chaos in Egypt. 196
    3 21 The Battles Ignite | February - March 1955 A Jewish spy network targeting Egyptian interests and...Read more terrorizing German engineers is arrested. Journalist Farid hides a coup plot at Abdel Aal’s house, while British Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden visits Egypt. 211
    3 22 Love for You... Ivy for Us | April - August 1955 Abdel Nasser attends the Bandung Conference, which...Read more establishes the Non-Aligned Movement. Egypt receives weapons from the Soviet Union, raising concerns in America and Europe. Jalal and Nabila get married. While Ben-Gurion attacks the Egyptian army in Gaza, America offers Egypt a security pact to counter Soviet influence. 322
    3 23 Battles... One Sword | September - October 1955 America threatens to halt aid and cooperation, demands the...Read more cancellation of Egypt’s arms deal with the Soviets, and imposes a naval blockade to stop shipments. The Baghdad Pact was formed to confront communism, but it remains weak, while Saudi Arabia and Syria stand as Egypt’s key allies. 288
    3 24 Challenges | July 24, 1956 Israeli warnings of a possible attack on Egypt increase,...Read more prompting many Jews to emigrate and smuggle their money out of fear of Abdel Nasser. Egypt announces the nationalization of the Suez Canal to finance the High Dam, planning for it to be fully managed by Egyptians. 270
    3 25 Anger In Insolent Faces | September-October 1956 England and France withdraw their foreign advisors, Shimon...Read more Peres arrives in France to prepare for an attack on Egypt, while France supplies weapons to Israel. Abdel Nasser travels to Saudi Arabia to strengthen relations. 221
    3 26 Aggression | October - November 1956 Israel prepares its forces for the Suez Canal. The...Read more Tripartite Aggression against Egypt is declared, and the National Guard is mobilized to resist. The British ambassador demands Abdel Nasser’s extradition, and Jacques Moret, responsible for smuggling Jews and their money, is arrested. 285
    3 27 Unity | January 1958 The union between Egypt and Syria is declared under the name...Read more of the United Arab Republic, Abdel Nasser is chosen as president, and Cairo becomes the capital of the new state. 175
    3 28 The Dream Weaver and the Spinners | August 1961 - August 1965 Communist and Muslim Brotherhood leaders are arrested, and...Read more Abdel Hakim Amer’s men gain influence after Gamal Abdel Nasser warns him. Al-Sarraj resigns from Syrian intelligence amid internal conflict, and Abdel Nasser decides to withdraw Egyptian forces, ending the union with Syria. 282
    3 29 Night...and the New Sunrise | May - September 1967 Hoda El-Shamshergy is barred from entering Egypt, and...Read more Israeli forces mass on the border. The Straits of Tiran are closed, and a state of emergency is declared. Abdel Nasser temporarily steps down amid protests, and Abdel Hakim Amer is placed under house arrest. 261
    3 30 The Ordeal...and the Section of Tears | September 1969 - September 1970 During the War of Attrition, the founders of a Jewish spy...Read more network are arrested, but the spy Levi escapes. Abdel Nasser suffers a heart attack and accepts Rogers’ ceasefire initiative, while Abdel Aal Zeidan dies. 212
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