Episodes: Series - Al Hadaama: Malhamat Al Hub Walbaqaa: Munira - 2009

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As a famine hits Kuwait City in 1930, Umm Munira (Munira's mother) is forced to sell cooking pots and home furniture in order to feed her children.

Smallpox spreads in the city, and the school's students fall one by one. Abu Badr (Badr's father) works in the local council to fix the situation, and Munira's sister, Lulwa, is infected with smallpox.

Umm Badr advises Munira not to get close to her sister so that the disease does not spread to her. Umm Munira expels her daughter from the house out of fear for her, so the latter is forced to stay with the female religion teacher.

Lulwa dies of smallpox, and many families lay their children to rest. Abu Munira returns from travel and is shocked by the death of his daughter.

Umm Munira falls ill and her daughter takes care of her until she dies. Abu Munira is forced to look for work to support his family.

Abu Munira works with Sultan in a company, and the town is hit by a severe storm and floods that destroy homes, forcing everyone to sleep in tents.

Years pass, and Abu Badr takes Munira to live with him while her father travels, and Abdullah is smitten by her.

Abdullah promises to publish what Munira writes in the magazine he works for. Abu Munira’s financial situation improves after the company discovers oil wells. Abu Badr refuses to let his son Abdullah marry before his older brother Badr.

Abdullah tells his friend of his intention to work in the oil company with Abu Munira to ask him for his daughter’s hand in marriage. Badr decides to return to his country.

Abdullah tells his mother that he is working in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs with his friend in order to get money for marriage. Abu Badr is afraid of war and its impact on his country.

The oil company closes its operations in the Gulf due to the war, while Abu Munira returns to town, and Abdullah finds a pearl while sailing with his friends.

Badr arrives from travel, and Munira moves to live with her father in their new home after he takes up his job.

Badr is smitten by Munira and thinks about marrying her, while things get worse in the town due to the lack of sufficient supplies due to the World War.

Abu Badr promises to help his son find a job, while his mother suggests that Badr marry Munira. Abdullah returns from traveling with the pearl to sell it and marry Munira.

Abdullah asks his father again to help him get married, but his father insists on Badr marrying first, and the latter asks Abu Munira for Munira's hand in marriage.

Munira is shocked when she learns that Badr has proposed to her, and she tries to tell Abdullah about it but is unable to do so.

Abdullah is shocked and saddened when he learns that his brother Badr has proposed to Munira, and he falls ill.

Abdullah tells Munira that he regrets not asking her father for her hand in marriage. He bids her farewell and decides to travel far away, and Munira marries Badr.

Abdullah travels to Bahrain and meets Abu Khamis, who helps him look for work.

Badr asks Saad to help him reach Abdullah, and Munira gives birth to a baby boy. Hessa reveals to her mother Abdullah’s relationship with Munira and his love for her.

Badr insists on searching for his brother Abdullah and bringing him home, and Saad is smitten by Hessa.

Badr travels after learning the whereabouts of his brother Abdullah, and his mother asks him not to return unless with his brother.

Abdullah initially tries to evade meeting Badr, but the latter, with the help of Abu Khamis, is able to reach him and decides to take him to Kuwait.

Badr drowns at sea, Abdullah returns alone, and everyone is saddened by Badr's passing.

Munira is forced to return to her father's house after the death of her husband Badr. Abdullah decides to stay with his family and look for work, and World War II ends.

Umm Badr convinces her son Abdullah to marry Munira to raise his deceased brother’s son, and Hessa marries Saad.

Munira gives birth to her first child with Abdullah, who names him Badr after his late brother. Munira works as a teacher, while Abdullah achieves success in his oil work.

Hessa gives birth to a baby boy, and Abu Badr decides to leave for one of the new cities, but fate has other plans and he dies.

A severe storm occurs in the city of Al Ahmadi, in which houses collapse and a large number of people die, and Abdullah tries to save what he can.

Hessa convinces her mother and brother Abdullah to leave their old home and live in a new city. Years pass, Abdullah and Munira’s children grow up, and she assumes a position in the education administration.