Episodes: Series - Al-Shahroura - 2011

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In Lebanon in 1927, Munira gives birth to her daughter, Janet, and Gerges is angry because she has not given birth to a boy. Janet wishes to become a singer, and her sister, Juliet, dies of accidentally being shot by some man. Gerges asks Munira to work to help him.

Jamila accuses her husband, Akram, of trying to kill Khalil because of his suspicion that they are having an affair. Gerges decides to travel to Beirut with his family. Janet is sad because she failed the radio exam.

Janet refuses to attend a play starring her sister Lamia, after which Janet and the family travel to Egypt, and she prepares to star in her first film (Heart's True Love). Barakat proposes to Assia.

Riad Al Sunbati gives Janet the stage name Sabah. Ismail Yassine ​tries to persuade Anwar Wagdi to work on the film. Sabah collapses after the film gets canceled. Hussein Sedky asks Sabah to work with him on the film (The Start of the Month), while Assia continues working on her film.

Sabah refuses to marry Barakat, while Anwar Wagdi falls in love with her, and she also falls for him. Gerges refuses that Anwar marry Sabah. Assia insists on giving Sabah the same salary she got on her first film, and the latter signs the contract for her film (The Start of the Month).

Sabah is shocked by Anwar Wagdi's engagement to Leila Mourad, while her film (The Start of the Month) bombs. Munira discovers Gerges' infidelity. Sabah returns to Beirut to perform in several concerts and collapses as she learns of the murder of her neighbor, Mahmoud. Fadel proposes to Lamia.

Lamia marries Fadel without the knowledge of her father, who gets angry then assaults Sabah, who signs the contract for a new film with Assia. Nour El Hoda gets angry because of Sabah's nomination instead of her. Assia gives the part of the leading man to Salah Nazmi, and the film succeeds.

Sabah asks Assia that she sing a Lebanese song in her next film, but she refuses. Sabah signs the contract for a new film with Aziza Amir, but she is shocked by Youssef Wahbi's harsh treatment of her. Leila Mourad gets angry as Anwar Wagdi signs a contract for a film with Sabah.

Sabah meets Najib Chammas with Borhan Sadek, the leading man of her new film. She quarrels with her father and turns to Najib. The shooting of the film stops. Najib proposes to Sabah, and they get married after the completion of the shooting of the film (First Glance) without her father's knowledge.

Najib's mother objects to his marriage to Sabah, while disputes erupt, and he refuses that she return to acting. Lamia gives birth to her daughter, Clauda, and visits her family who returned to Beirut. Shafik confesses to Sabah's mother that he assaulted Jamila and wants to marry her.

Najib loses his fortune and falls ill. Gerges refuses to help Sabah and her husband. Sabah seeks film distributor Ayser to help her. Sabah gives birth to her first child, Sabah Chammas, after which she returns to Cairo to work on a new film and leaves her son in Lebanon.

Disagreements erupt between Sabah and Najib because of her work. As Sabah wants to visit her son, she finds ill-treatment from Najib's family, while Mohamed Fawzi offers her to star in the film (The Unmarried Mother) upon her return.

As the years pass, Sabah becomes more and more famous. Shafik asks Munira to mend fences between him and Jamila, telling her that he admits his guilt, which he repents. Antoine kills his mother, Munira, and Shafik, assuming they are having an affair.

Antoine flees to the mountain and learns that his mother was innocent and was not an adulterer. Sabah asks Najib for a divorce, which he refuses, and she is forced to give up her home so he'd divorce her. Sabah performs in several concerts in a hotel in Beirut.

The bodyguard Hanna accompanies Sabah and feels jealous of the rich man Abdullah. Sabah travels with Abdullah abroad and asks him to marry her, but he refuses then agrees because he loves her. She discovers that Abdullah belongs to the ruling family in Kuwait and that he is married to another woman.

Disagreements escalate between Abdullah and his family due to their rejection of Sabah, who receives a death threat. Sabah returns to Beirut and develops chronic depression, whereupon she decides to return to Egypt, where she meets violinist Anwar Mansy during a meeting with Mohammed Abdel Wahab.

Anwar Mansy proposes to Sabah, while his mother objects because Sabah is an artist and a divorcee. Gerges asks Sabah for some money and warns her of this marriage. After their marriage, she discovers his addiction to gambling and complains to Farid al-Atrash. Sabah tells Anwar that she is pregnant.

Farid al-Atrash offers Sabah the screenplay of a new film. Anwar asks Sabah to agree to perform in concerts in Iraq and the Levant to pay off his debts. Sabah is insulted by Anwar because of gambling.

Sabah gives birth to her daughter, Howayda, then travels to shoot a film in Lebanon. She tries to get close to her son, Sabah, after being away from him. The film (Love Street) becomes a success, and Anwar Mansy asks Sabah for money to agree to the divorce.

Anwar Mansy dies after falling off a horse in a race. As Anwar's mother kidnaps her granddaughter, Howayda, Sabah converts to Islam to obtain custody of her daughter officially, after which Sabah marries presenter Ahmed Farrag.

Sabah meets Ahmed Farrag at the TV building after a period of estrangement, but he decides to divorce her despite her consent to have kids with him, and as her psychological condition deteriorates, Farid al-Atrash tries to comfort her. Sabah gets into trouble with the Revolutionary Command Council.

Sabah meets her son, who tells her that he wants to travel to complete his education. Sabah agrees to establish a movie theater in Lebanon and stars in the film (The Audience Charmer). Sabah’s aunt, Jamila, dies in an accident on the night of her and distributor Ayser's wedding.

Sabah refuses to marry Farid Shawqi and meets Rushdy Abaza in Lebanon, and when producer Reda Myassar asks to contract them to star in a new film, they agree eventually. Rushdy asks Sabah to marry him and lies to her, claiming that he is separated from Samia Gamal.

Rushdy Abaza submits to Sabah's wish and divorces her. Jalal Moawad helps Sabah to be pardoned and tries to enable her to return to Egypt. Sabah receives death threats if she returns to Egypt. Abdel Halim Hafez and Sabah form the Diamond Band led by Ahmed Fouad Hassan.

Sabah is hospitalized because of Howayda's customary marriage to Fadi Don. She becomes at risk of losing her voice and must travel for treatment. The operation succeeds. Sabah's father dies, and Sabah is blackmailed by Howayda's husband, Fadi.

Howayda's psychological condition worsens, and she refuses to leave London. Sabah travels to perform in some concerts in America and marries her boyfriend, Joe Hammoud, but disputes begin between them. Antoine returns from abroad and Joe objects to his presence. Howayda is arrested in London.

Ramses Naguib offers Sabah the role of a mother, but she is reluctant to accept it. Farid al-Atrash's health condition worsens, and Sabah performs in a concert on New Year's Eve. Wassim Tabbara offers Sabah to work in the Lebanese theater and then proposes to her.

The press attacks Sabah because of her singing with the Jewish singer Enrico Macias, and unknown persons set her house on fire. Sabah travels to Jordan with Wassim, who falls for a journalist there and asks to marry her in secret. As Sabah learns of his marriage, she asks for a divorce.

Sabah grieves for the death of Rushdy Abaza and before him Abdel Halim and Farid. Oscar Company offers Sabah the film (A Night When the Moon Cried) after a years-long hiatus. Sabah undergoes plastic surgery. Fadi proposes to Sabah.

Fadi's insults and coveting of Sabah's money causes her paralysis and a nervous breakdown. Sabah travels for treatment and sends a letter to Bashar al-Assad, asking him to help her hold concerts due to her financial hardship and illness. Sabah divorces Fadi after discovering his infidelity.