Episodes: Series - Hanzala Abu Rehana - 1995

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The beautiful Hanzala's daughter, Rehana, wishes to marry, but her father refuses. When a rich suitor asks for Rehana's hand, Hanzala refuses. After thieves attack Hanzala's house and steal a goat and some other things, the chief of police blames him for not looking after his house.

After Hanzala advises Suleiman to publicize his business, he steals the mule from him, after which Saeed asks about it, but Hanzala mocks him when the mule returns to the house by itself. Hanzala wants to appoint the ruler, Abu El Fadl, as a judge because he is well versed in the Arabic language.

In order to get close to him, Utbah writes poetry praising Abu El Fadl because he will be the judge of the city. Abu El Fadl tells his companions in the council that his mule talks. Meanwhile, Hanzala lies to his wife Soukra that thieves attacked him

Minister Ziad goes to Hanzala's house after he learns about the talking mule. When the prince and the princess visit Hanzala, the prince finds a woman in the mule's place named Yasukh, and asks if she is a human or an animal. Yasukh tells the princess that she is in the house because she is ashamed of him.

When Hanzala is sent to prison, Soukra thinks he is dead. After the fortune-teller suggests on Soukra that Rehana begs in the streets, Utbah is shocked to see Rehana, and asks the guards to arrest her. The prince decides to appoint a judge for the city after the position becomes vacant.

The prince appoints Hanzala a judge. Suleiman and Utbah fight over money, so Hanzala puts Utbah in prison. Hanzala quarrels with Soukra because she did not tell him that Rehana is absent from the house, and he goes to search out for her.

When Rehana comes with the fortune-teller and Unayzah to the judge, Hanzala rejoices at seeing his daughter and absolves her of the shoe theft. Unayzah returns to her father, while Rehana takes everything she wants from the market without paying the money because her father is the judge of the city.

After Hanzala quarrels with Soukra, he goes to the club, where he meets Hind, admires her, and has an affair with her, but when he returns home, his wife kicks him out. The prince asks the princess that the judge's words be effective even on them so that it becomes more credible to the people.

After the prince brawls with Hanzala and puts him in prison, he releases him at the request of Abu Ubada, due to his apprehension of the criminal, El Ashath. When Soukra learns Hanzala has taken another wife, she asks the fortune-teller to find her a solution, and so the princess fears the prince will do so.

As Hanzala thinks that the prince has put Soukra and Hind in prison, he asks the minister about them, but he tells him that he has no idea. When Suleiman's shop is robbed, the prince accuses Hanzala, who defends himself and says that El Ashath is the one who did so.

Rehana is confused about choosing the right husband for her, after four suitors propose to marry her, while Utbah wishes that she chooses him. When the prince discovers that the princess has turned to a fortune-teller, he gets angry, puts her in prison, but he pardons her.

The prince asks the princess that she blanks out the idea that he is going to take another wife because he loves her. Hanzala is released from prison and goes to Hind, but she rejects him because she thinks he has got back to Soukra.

As Hanzala agrees that Rehana marries Utbah in front of everyone in the market, he also divorces Hind and returns to Soukra. El Ashath is arrested. The princess feels light-headed and the prince takes her to the doctor, who tells him that she is pregnant, so he holds a celebration.