Episodes: Series - Waead Qalbi Eilaa Hunak - 2003

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Khaled studies abroad, and his father, Police Brigadier Abdullah, receives his retirement letter from work. Abu Muhammad encourages his son to complete his night studies until he obtains his certificate, and Abdullah gets engaged to his cousin Salwa.

Abdullah tries to hide his retirement from his wife, but she finds out and seeks to support him, and Khaled returns from his trip.

Abdullah takes his family to visit his brother Abu Muhammad's farm, who suggests that he stay and work on the farm.

As Abdullah convinces his brother Abu Muhammad to renovate the house and live in the villa, Abdullah tells his wife about his desire to open a tourism company after his retirement.

Youssef asks Abdullah to work in his company, and Muhammad agrees with his father to propose to his cousin Salwa's hand in marriage. However, Khaled rejects the idea of ​​their marriage for fear of hereditary diseases due to their kinship.

It becomes clear that Khaled does not approve of Salwa and Muhammad's marriage due to the educational and financial gap between them. However, Abdullah insists on proceeding with the marriage, and the wedding ceremony is held. Moreover, Khaled marries Hessa.

As Salwa asks Muhammad to leave the agricultural work and join her father’s company, she gets a job as a doctor in a hospital, and Abu Hessa agrees with his daughter to know everything about Abu Khaled’s money so that it can be hers later.

As Abu Muhammad dies, Hessa insists on living in her father's house, and Khaled resents Muhammad taking over the management of the company.

Hessa incites Khaled against Muhammad and Salwa, who encourages her husband to join the university. Abu Hessa seeks to share in Abdullah's company and rejects Khaled's decision to leave the company and become financially independent away from his father.

As Umm Khaled agrees with Abdulrahman’s wife to launch a clothing tailoring project, Abu Khaled agrees to partner with Abu Hessa in the new real estate project.

As Umm Khaled believes that Abdullah is marrying another woman, Hessa quarrels with Khaled and leaves her house. On the other hand, Tawfiq, the employee, decides to reveal Khaled’s manipulation to his father Abdullah.

Abdullah brings in an art director to present content about touristic attractions in the town, and Umm Khaled leaves the house because she suspects her husband.

Khaled quarrels with Hessa and hits her for treating his mother badly, and her father threatens him. On the other hand, Muhammad decides to leave the company and return to his farm.

Abu Hessa quarrels with Khaled, Khaled’s mother insists on not returning to her husband’s house, and Abdullah’s health deteriorates.

Youssef collaborates with the director on a film for the tourism company, and Abdullah tells Abdulrahman that he will undergo a dangerous surgery and asks him to hide the matter from his family

Abdullah tells Youssef that he will undergo heart surgery, and Abdulrahman advises him to tell his family about his illness. On the other hand, Abu Hessa marries Dalal.

Abdullah undergoes the surgery, and Khaled takes advantage of his father's absence to accuse Muhammad of embezzlement from the company, and he gets arrested.

As Umm Khaled pressures her son to drop the report against Muhammad, Abu Hessa agrees with Tawfiq to work with him, and guard Abbas watches them as they enter the company at night.

As Abu Hessa steals important papers from the company and burns them, the police investigate the theft, and Khaled accuses Tawfiq of theft. On the other hand, Salwa learns about her father’s illness.

As Hessa suffers severe burns and her face is disfigured, her father becomes paralyzed. Abu Khaled returns to his company, and Salwa tells her mother that she is pregnant.