Episodes: Series - Arafa Al Bahr - 2012

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Arafa is one of the elders of Ezbet El-Gendy. Arafa's third wife dies. The fishermen's family attacks Arafa for forcing his men to go into the sea on a rainy day, leading to the death of one of them.

Qadriya breaks up with Arafa after she discovers that he is married to someone else. Aziza intends to take revenge on Arafa. Tuqa lives with her father after her mother’s death. Qadriya cooperates with Kharashi to establish a company to compete with Arafa.

Arafa discovers Tuqa is hiding Ibrahim in her room to protect him from the police. Arafa accuses Ibrahim of trespassing on his house to protect Tuqa’s reputation. Kharashi and Qadriya spread rumors about the existence of a relationship between Ibrahim and Tuqa. Arafa fights with Kharashi because he insulted Tuqa.

Tuqa refuses to bear false witness against Ibrahim. Arafa prevents Nimah from committing suicide. Nimah’s has a miscarriage. Arafa succeeds in forcing Kharashi to admit that the rumors are false in order to avoid killing Nimah, and Arafa disappears under mysterious circumstances.

Qadriya refuses to believe what everyone is spreading about Arafa's death, so Qadriya dies out of grief for him. Kharashi seeks to buy Arafa's property, and Tuqa refuses to sell her father's property to Kharashi, and everyone is surprised by Arafa's return.

Arafa tells his family about the attempt to kill him. Arafa discovers that his property was sold to Kharashi, so he recovers his property. Kharashi files a case against Arafa's wife and daughters, and Arafa succeeds in taking revenge on Kharashi.

A friendship develops between Tuqa and Ibrahim. Arafa discovers that Rashad sent a letter to his daughter Hind. Arafa feels the presence of an evil spirit possessing him. Samra holds a grudge against her father. Arafa seeks to build a lighthouse.

Rashad is deported to Egypt. Kharashi discovers that his boats have returned without the fishermen, and the people wait for their sons, the fishermen, every day in vain. Tuqa joins Ibrahim’s political stances.

Tuqa is arrested due to the demonstrations. Ibrahim discovers Nimah’s visit to Rashad. Ibrahim withdraws from killing Nimah. Rashad is released, and he refuses to marry Nimah. Taqa is released and doesn't return home.

Ibrahim retracts deom raping Tuqa in retaliation against Arafa. Arafa seeks revenge on Ibrahim. Nimah confesses to what Rashad did to her, so Arafa kicks his wife from the house, and an agreement is made on the marriage of Nimah and Abdullah.

Rashad lies to Arafa to convince him that Abdullah was the one who made a mistake with Nimah. Arafa returns with the fishermen and Masiha is still hiding from his son Aziz the whereabouts of his lover. Kharashi’s men kidnap Masiha for his cooperation with Arafa.

Kharashi discovers Nimah and Rashad's mistake. threatens Aziz threatens to kill Arafa. Arafa agrees with Rashad to marry Hind against her will, and Hind responds to her father's pressure to agree to marry Rashad.

Arafa succeeds in freeing Masiha, Hind is married to Rashad, Kharashi kills his daughter on her wedding day, and Nimah asks Arafa before her death to take revenge on Rashad.

Kharashi confesses to Ibrahim that he killed Nimah. Arafa assaults Rashad and deprives him of his manhood. Arafa destroys El-Gendy’s safe because of Kharashi’s break of the covenant of blood, and Rashad seeks to kill Arafa.

Rashad assaults Arafa. Zaafran returns home. Kharashi is still using charlatans to convince the people of the Ezbet that he is one of the righteous saints, and Ibrahim is still trying to get close to Tuqa again.

Hind tries to seduce Abdullah, and Arafa protects Souna, the gypsy, in his house. He decides to marry Souna, and Rashad suspects that there is a relationship between Hind and Abdullah.

Kharashi fights Arafa in his work. Arafa marries Souna, and Aziz discovers that his father is hiding Maryam's whereabouts. Arafa is still trying to rid Souna of the devil's possession. Samra refuses to separate from Ramadan.

Aziz tries to reach Maryam, and Arafa is surprised by the presence of an international company that has obtained the fishing concession along the coast. Zaafran seeks to go to the charlatans to get rid of Souna. Arafa refuses to cooperate with the company.

Ibrahim hints to Tuqa that he loves her. Aziz discovers that Maryam is in prison. Rashad cooperates with the company to repel the people of the Ezbet, and the people of the suffer from a lack of food after the company buys stock from merchants.

Arafa discovers the witchcraft that his wife is performing. The company succeeds in fabricating charges against Arafa and he is arrested. Kharashi cooperates with the company. Arafa is surprised by Masih’s testimony against him. Ibrahim seeks to stage a sit-in in front of the company’s headquarters to release Arafa.

The fishermen turn against Masiha. Ramadan and Samra kick out Souna from the house. Aziz discovers Maryam's innocence in the murder case. The company discovers Masiha's agreement with the prosecution to ambush them. The gypsy kidnaps Souna, and the company smuggles Arafa to prove the charge against him.

Arafa rescues Souna, and he turns himself in. Arafa is released. Maryam refuses to confess on her mother. Arafa seeks to fight the company, and Maryam’s mother refuses to confess to her crime.

Samra tells Kharashi about Arafa's plan to fight the company. The fishermen involved in Arafa's plan are sentenced to prison, and Therese confesses to her crime so that Maryam is released.

Maryam is surprised that her father is alive and her mother dies.Hind is still trying to get closer to Abdullah. The fishermen are released with the testimony of Sheikh Talba. The police forcibly prevent Arafa and the fishermen from fishing, and Abdullah leaves the house.

Hind sees Abdullah at his mother's house. The press reports the police's attack on fishermen. Samra resorts to a charlatan in order to get rid of Hind's pregnancy. Arafa asks Ibrahim to confess to his father's killing of Nimah in exchange for his marriage to Tuqa. Kharashi claims Maryam’s lineage to Arafa.

The people turn against Arafa to acknowledge Maryam. Aziz is surprised that Maryam is his sister. Masiha surprises everyone in the church that Maryam is his daughter, and Rashad becomes suspicious of Hind and Abdullah.

Kharashi spreads rumors to the people of the Ezbet that Hind cheated on her husband with his brother, and Ibrahim and Tuqa are kidnapped. Ibrahim arranges to kill his brother.

Ibrahim kills his brother. Arafa hands Ibrahim over to the police and refuses to marry him to his daughter. Aziz is martyred, Yusuf’s lineage is proven to Rashad, and Arafa receives a letter containing Ibrahim and Tuqa's marriage certificate

Ramadan convinces his wife to kill Yusuf. Arafa shoots Ibrahim because he is convinced that he raped his daughter. The truth is revealed that Taqa was raped by others. Ramadan kidnaps Yusuf, and Kharashi testifies in favor of Arafa.

Maryam retires to the monastery to become a nun. Ibrahim's condition improves. The people of the Ezbet are threatened that their homes will be demolished. Kharashi incites the killing of Arafa. Ibrahim marries Tuqa, and the village people still stand against implementing the removal decision.