Episodes: Series - Romana O Brtal - 2005

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When Rummana meets a Jinn, he takes her to his world and asks her for help to secure his release from captivity. As he asks for treatment for Suht El Leil, he locks Rummana up. Bertal goes to his uncle and informs him of his cousin's disappearance.

As Suht El Leil decides to release Rummana to return to her world, he asks her to tell him the tale of her birth and the reason she was called Rummana.

Bertal looks for Rumman in the woods, growing devastated when he is unable to find her. Rummana tells Suht El Leil of how she and Bertal swindled the governor, which amuses Suht El Leil.

Bertal visits the fortuneteller and asks her to find Rummana. Rummana tells Suht El Leil about a murderer that she exposed to El Kayda, whom she befriended and helped to run her kingdom.

Rummana and Bertal meet a man who wants to emigrate to a European country to escape his unhappy marriage to a barren wife. Rummana visits the wife and convinces her to send a present to the Sultan.

Rummana tells Suht El Leil about Ghalia, who was extremely tired while at her family home. Hoping to marry Waraqet El Henna, Adnan looks everywhere for her.

Bertal and his uncle accompany the fortuneteller as they search the mountain for Rummana. A woman enlists El Saleha's help to find out the identity of the woman that her son will wed. Bertal's uncle has a dream in which he married a beautiful and wealthy woman.

Rummana tells Suht El Leil about a couple who try to defraud their way into being rich by selling regular ceramics as distinctive porcelain. Qassem falls for their ruse and buys the ceramics.

As Rummana asks her husband to find a way to earn their living, she dons a disguise as Zaidoun and tries to get Zaidoun's brother to admit that he wanted to kill him. As the family learns the truth, they give Rummana some bread as a reward.

Rummana tells the story of Khamisa who had a lot of suitors and who was resented by all the girls in the neighborhood. As the girls set a trap for Khamisa, the latter's father consults a fortuneteller to find her. One of the girls tries to get close to Khamisa's suitor, but he continues to look for Khamisa.

The girls talk to Suht El Leil about the marriage of relatives, recounting one case where the husband's cousin died and left a will that angered the heirs, leading to a major fight as they grew dissatisfied with their shares.

A tribal man gets in Abu El Qassem's way, asking to marry his kinswoman, but Abu El Qassem (El Qassem's father) refuses. El Qassem has magic shoes that he throws away after he grows to believe that they bring him bad luck.

Ayaad tells his children that he found a bound man with his mouth sewn shut, informing them that the warlocks are the ones who did this and that he and his wife saw a Jinn who asked them to help the bound man.

As Zaidoun marries the daughter of a merchant, she soon quarrels with his father and kicks him out, only to lie to her husband about what happened. As she visits her mother, the latter advises her daughter to support her husband. Zaidoun's father leaves a will revealing a hidden treasure.

The Sheikh's son asks for Rummana's hand, but his mother opposes the marriage as she considers Rummana to be crazy. When Suht El Leil proposes to Rummana, she agrees to wed him, only for him to turn into a handsome guy who asks her to accompany him to his palace.

As Rummana decides to look for Suht El Leil, she turns into a goat on the night of Ashura. A girl asks Manana about Rummana and Waraqet El Henna.

Rummana finds the ghoul after blowing the horn and tries to befriend him, recounting a story about how Suwaileh took El Madany's sheep. As Manana arrives at the cabin, Rummana turns her into a goat.

The girl tells Manana about El Ghalia who taught her mother how to weave carpets. El Ghalia grows jealous of El Bahia as Mostage marries her. As El Bahia gives birth to a girl, she takes her to the fortuneteller.

When the girl finds a wounded man, she tries to help, only for him to ask her for an old robe so that he could go to his family in disguise. As he promises to come back for her, she tells him about Rummana's father and his relationship with his domineering wife.

The young man tells Hayna about his stepmother's abuse of him and her poisoning of his mother. As the girl learns that the young man is the Sultan's son, he goes to his family but soon returns to find Hayna. Unable to find her, Manana tells him that she ran away from the tribe.

El Ghaly is saddened by Hayna's loss and his siblings' betrayal. As the Sultan orders a search for Hayna, Rummana's father looks for his daughter, who could lead them to Hayna. The tribe's girls dream of marrying the Sultan's son.

Manana tells Rummana about the guy she met out in the field, whose tale about his ill son prompted her to promise to heal him. As Rummana tries to find Suht El Leil, Manana tells her that he loves her and that she will help her look for him.

Manana tells Rummana and Hayna about her marriage, revealing that she thought that her husband has died after he left for Umrah. As she remarried and took over his land and his house, he soon returns, causing the tribe to turn on her and stone her for taking another husband while her husband was alive.

Moulat El Qassiba tells Rummana that her tribe stoned her when they learned that she is pregnant, but a man saves her and treats her wounds. As she took residence in a cabin and started healing sick people, the judge sought her aid to treat him.

When the ghoul kidnaps Zayna from the tribe as he wants to marry her, she manages to run away. Kulthum is angry that El Ghaly chose Zayna to wed since she wanted him to marry her.

As the Sheikh looks for Hayna, Rummana finds her clothes, leading everyone to presume her dead, but El Ghaly can not shake the feeling that he will find her. As he hears her singing at the palace, she tells him of how she found the palace.

As the man reveals to Hana that he is a prince and enlists her help to return to the palace behind his treacherous siblings' backs, she tells Manana about it, revealing that she is in love with him.

As Hana sequesters herself in the cabin, she speaks to her friends from the window when they arrive. Rummana impersonates Hana and goes to meet Suht El Leil in the mountain, but he learns that she is not Hana.

Rummana's father finds Hayna's clothes and tells her mother. As Hayna's sister believes her dead because of her bloody clothes, it's revealed that Rummana has Hayna's real dress, which she used to get into the palace.

As Rummana bewitches herself to visit Suht El Leil, she soon discovers that he is the ghoul. Fearful of him, she asks him to take her to Manana's house, and he tells her of his search for his family.

Rummana continues El Madany's story, recounting how he gathered the tribe's notables and informed them that he wants his adopted son to inherit, which angers everyone. Rummana begs Manana for forgiveness, but the latter refuses and bewitches her.

Hayna tells Manana about her father whose wife, El Ghalia, died after El Zahia and Zahwa poisoned her, all because they exposed El Bashir. But when El Bashir learned about what they did, he kicked them out and married El Bahia, Hayna's mother.

Hayna continues her story, recounting how Bashir went on a business trip and El Bahia's friends came to stay with her, only to take her to the fortuneteller who encouraged her to run away and leave her daughter behind, which turned out to be a ruse for her to marry Bashir herself.

As Hayna meets a wounded guy whom she treats and provides with food, water, and clean clothes, she recounts the story about the man who killed his wife and left with his infant daughter.

Hayna continues to tell the young man about Alal, who cared more about his mules than his wife, prompting his wife to poison the mule. Alal mourns when the mule dies.

Hayna bids the young man farewell and gives him a strand of her hair to remember her by, only for him to promise to return to her after he finds out the identity of his mother's killer.

The young prince looks for Hayna after her stepmother locks her up and cuts off her hair, using the lock of hair that he found with Rummana, who tries to defraud him by impersonating Hayna.

The tribal Sheikh summons Haneya and questions her about the strand of Hayna's hair, demanding to know where the latter is. He also questions Rummana's father after Rummana goes missing and offers a reward for Hayna's retrieval.

As Haneya tries to wed her mentally ill daughter to Saleh, she goes to the Sheikh and tells him that she forgives Rummana's father for his daughter's theft of the lock of hair.

As Rummana begs Hayna to mediate with Manana to return her to her original state, Manana agrees but only if Rummana takes care of all the housework. Manana meets a guy who asks her for help with his three ungrateful sons.

Manana uses her wits and some trickery to treat the man's sons. As she turns Rummana into a goat one more time, Rummana begs her to return her to her human form and helps with the chores.

When a woman is abandoned by her husband, one of the tribe's notables steps in to help and brings her all she needs. Hayna and Rummana decide to go back to the tribe.

Manana recounts her story to Rummana and Hayna, revealing that she was accused of being bigamous, when the truth that she thought that her first husband died, leading to her being stoned and buried alive.

Manana recounts how she was rescued by a man who treated her wounds. But as her innocence came to light, her husband tried to earn her forgiveness, but she rebuffed him.

Manana recounts the story of her second marriage and how the tribe's women were jealous of her. She also reveals that her uncle's wife tried to marry her daughter to the girl's cousin and used sorcery to accomplish her goal.

A tribeswoman kidnaps Manana and takes her to a cave, where she is found by a primitive man who can not understand her. As the man holds her hostage, she promises her obediences in return for her release.

Trying to see El Ghaly, Hayna goes to his palace as a maid, but he hears her sing and follows the voice until he finds her.

Hayna tells the prince of the trouble that Rummna put her through and how Manana helped her and told her to seek him out. Abed grows fearful when he sees a beautiful Jinn on the mountain.

Rummana's father rejoices when his daughter goes back home. As Rummana takes Manana to live with her, the latter grows to dislike Rummana's attitude and trickery. Hayna and the prince decide to wed.

Even though she doesn't like him, Rummana gets engaged to her cousin after Manana convinces her to. Hayna marries the prince and lives in the palace. Manana lives with Sallam in his house.