Episodes: Series - Mulhaq Banat - 2012

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Haya gets angry that her friends Lama, Najla, and Al Jaziya haven't attended university and abandoned their studies. Lama is surprised when Musab attacks her, so Najla asks her driver to follow him and teach him a lesson that he will never forget.

Musab attacks Lama in the house, so Nasser is forced to confront him, and Musab shoots him.

Haya objects to Najla playing football, and Nawaf likes Haya, while Musab's friend tries to reach Lama and threaten her.

Areej quarrels with Haya for not keeping up with the times in her behavior, and Najla insists on driving the car, while a group of young men and the police follow her.

Ibrahim quarrels with his sister Haya and prevents her from leaving the house. Najla and her friends try to convince her mother to forgive her and not prevent her from attending the university.

Haya's friends mock Ibrahim and hack his social media account, threatening to spread scandals about him if he does not stay away from Haya. Najla suggests that Lama change her phone number so that Musab will not call her.

Areej is forced to wear a face veil so she can sing at weddings and parties. Umm Nawaf (Nawaf’s mother) suggests that her son marry his cousin Noura.

Najla urges the girls to support Lama in her problem with Musab. Dalia tells them that her mother raided the annex and tried to keep her away from the place. Nawaf tries to confess his love to Haya.

Haifa objects to Dalia's desire to seek help from a fortune-teller to find out their fate and future. Umm Nawaf rejects his marriage to Haya due to the social difference between them. Lama tells the girls that her mother is forcing her to marry Nayef.

Fear overwhelms Haya after she believes what the fortune-teller said. Areej is slandered by university girls for singing at weddings and parties. As Lama meets Nayef, she is upset by his excessive arrogance.

Umm Ibrahim is upset that her son married the Lebanese woman, Maya, behind her back. Lama insists on not going through with her marriage to Nayef, but she agrees to give him a chance to get closer to her.

The girls prepare to travel to Bahrain, and they ask Haya to travel with them. Nawaf isolates himself from his family to force his mother to agree to his marriage to Haya. Umm Lama forces Lama to speed up her engagement to Nayef.

Quarrels erupt between Umm Haya and Maya. Lama asks Nayef to convince her mother to postpone their engagement for a while. Nasr beats his sister Areej for singing and she is taken to the hospital.

Najla quarrels with Nasr and reports him to the police. She objects to Lama's relationship with Rakan, Musab’s friend, and asks her to end her relationship with him.

Umm Haya agrees to take her and travel with her friends. She is angry about Najla driving the car, and Haya tries to stop her from driving.

Ibrahim asks his wife not to go out wearing flashy clothes. Zain tries to convince his friend Nawaf to dismiss the idea of marrying Haya. Umm Haya is surprised that her husband has married another woman.

Lama is afraid that Rakan will send her photos to Nayef. Haya is upset about her mother taking off her hijab as a reaction to her father’s marriage to another woman. Umm Nawaf decides to meet Haya and keep her away from her son.

The girls agree to write down their fears about everything and try to find solutions to them. Haya encourages her mother to live her life after her father’s marriage to another woman.

Haya's father divorces her mother, who is taken to the hospital after being kicked out of the house in front of his second wife.

The girls suggest that Haya file a lawsuit against her father to pay compensation to her mother. Maya asks Ibrahim to transfer ownership of the house to her.

Nawaf prevents his mother from harming Haya, who agrees to establish a project with her friends to organize parties.

Haya is surprised that Maya stole the idea for her new project and presented it in her name, so Al Jaziya asks Nawaf to help Haya with the matter. Haya suggests that Umm Nawaf distribute the products of charitable organizations herself.

The girls participate in distributing charitable products to those in need. As Nawaf confesses his love to Haya and asks her to marry him, her mother betroths her to her cousin Abdul Mohsen.

Lama is upset about the bad condition of the poor in the charitable organization and seeks to help them. Nawaf thinks about traveling abroad out of despair over his mother’s disapproval of his marriage to Haya.

Umm Ibrahim informs her ex-husband that his son has transferred ownership of the house to his wife Maya. The girls reject the misyar marriage of Areej to a wealthy man.

Umm Ibrahim causes a problem between Maya and Ibrahim because he transferred ownership of the house to her. Lama complains to her friends about her father's constant absence from the house and her mother's feeling of loneliness.

The girls celebrate Lama's birthday to help her get out of her bad psychological state. Haya wins first prize at her university, but her brother refuses her participation in the university conference.

Lama tries to convince her mother to file for divorce so she can live her life; Areej refuses to marry Ghanem; Abdulaziz proposes to Al Jaziya.

Maya tells Haya that she refuses to have children with Ibrahim. As Al Jazyia discovers Abdulaziz's sterility, Nawaf seeks to persuade her not to marry him.

Ibrahim agrees to Haya's marriage to Nawaf. The five girls decide to burn all their diaries in order to get rid of all the painful past.