Episodes: Series - Saher El Leyl 2: Zinat Al Haya - 2011

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Laila is very jealous over her husband, Fahd. Badria treats her sister Ghanima with condescension when the latter borrows a sum of money from her. On the other hand, Basil resents Rasha’s recklessness and annoying him all the time.

Hussein asks his mother to propose marriage to his cousin Reem, but her mother rejects his request. Saud treats his brother Abdullah with condescension and refuses to help him financially.

Rasha quarrels with Maha because the latter takes advantage of their friendship and gets closer to Rasha's brother Ali, and Saud thinks about marrying Maha to his assistant.

Saud tries to convince Maha to marry Badr, Laila leaves the house, Fahd tries to fix things between them, and Rasha begins to be attracted to Basil.

Ibrahim insists on divorcing Basil from Laila, but she apologizes to her husband and she gets things back to normal between them. Hussein asks his uncle to employ him in his company. Basil feels tired and is taken to the hospital due to his weak heart.

Fahd is worried that he has Parkinson's disease in his hand, which will affect his job as a doctor. Abdullah turns to his brother Saud, and Badria turns to her sister Ghanima to help them with their son Ali's problem, so Maha sells her mother's gold and gives them the money.

Badria is surprised by the return of her son Ali from travel, accompanied by his foreign wife, and she revolts against him. Ibrahim insists on his daughter Reem marrying someone.

Problems begin between Ali's wife and her mother-in-law, Badria. Hussein tries to get closer to his uncle and Maha. Basil tells Laila about his illness.

Hussein treats Reem badly to keep her away from him. At the same time, he begins a plan to get closer to Maha and confess his love to her. Meanwhile, Laila agrees with Fahd to hide his illness from his parents.

Badr resents Hussein's attempt to get closer to Saud and take his place in the company, and Ali's wife asks him to return to America.

Maha shocks Hussein when she tells him that he is like her brother and that she has no feelings for him. At the same time, Fahd tells his parents about his illness.

Saud dies, and Reem tries to restore matters to normal between her and Hussein.

The lawyer informs Abdullah that he is Saud's sole heir, and Abdullah and his family decide to move to Saud's villa.

Basil is upset that Rasha is leaving with her family. The situation changes between Ibrahim and Abdullah's family after the latter becomes rich, and Maha is happy that Ali is at home with her.

Abdullah stipulates that his wife should treat Maha well out of loyalty to his brother. When depression takes over Fahd, Laila asks Ghanima to take him to a psychiatrist.

Abdullah and Ibrahim begin working together to finish the company's deals. Ali gets along with Maha and she gets close to him.

Laila supports her husband Fahd in his ordeal and illness, and Ibrahim asks Ghanima to hatch a plan for Hussein to marry Maha after they rejected him.

Basil tells Rasha that he wants to propose to her officially. Ibrahim tries to lure Hussein to propose marriage to his daughter Maha, but Hussein is thinking about getting engaged to her friend Dalia.

Abdullah tries to persuade his son to marry Ibrahim's daughter, but Hussein refuses, and the relationship between Ali and his foreign wife becomes tense.

Hussein agrees to marry Maha in exchange for registering the company in his name, while Rasha rejects Basil's marriage proposal to her.

Reem and Hussein's engagement party takes place. Ali is attracted to Maha. Badria tries to reconcile the situation between Ali and his foreign wife, and Badr agrees with Ibrahim against Hussein.

Latifa proposes to Rasha for her son Basil, but Badria tells her that Rasha is engaged to a businessman.

Ali's wife travels abroad with his parents despite his refusal, and Ibrahim and Badr continue to develop a plan to take over the company.

Ali confronts Maha about his love for her, and she tries to evade. Laila begins to get tired of helping Fahd during his illness.

Maha discovers Hussein's relationship with Dalia. Abdullah blames Laila for leaving her husband and not being able to bear his illness.

Ali tells Badria that he wants to divorce his wife and marry Maha, and Hussein breaks up with Dalia.

Mubarak proposes to Rasha, and she agrees. The engagement party is held, and Basil is emotionally shocked. Badria tries to prevent her daughter from returning to her sick husband.

Ali and Maha get married, and Mubarak and Rasha’s wedding takes place. The latter runs away on the wedding night and seeks refuge with Basil, who kicks her out of the house and from his life.

Basil is taken to the hospital after suffering a heart attack, and Badr advises Hussein to flee the country before the police arrest him because Ibrahim implicated him.

Abdullah loses all his money and returns to his old home. Basil marries Rasha, and Hussein tells his father that he transferred all the money to banks abroad so that he would not lose it.