Episodes: Series - Juha Ya Juha 2 - 2010

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Juha travels to his clan and visits his mother, while the neighbors are happy. He meets the men in the market who want to know the sum he brought, but he tells them he has only a jewel and wants to borrow a sum of money from Jaafar, who complains to the judge because Juha didn't return the money.

As the judge asks Juha that his mother cook for him a goose, Malik and Jaafar help him by bringing a stuffed goose and a roast goose. Juha tells the judge that his mother is the one who cooked, so the judge rewards him with money, while his two friends are surprised by his deception.

As Juha joins Malik in selling wool in the market, they earn a bundle of money that they decide to hide in a remote place, but Malik goes looking for the money alone, does not find it, and quarrels with Juha. The judge discovers that Malik is the one who went looking for the money alone to steal it.

Juha borrows money from Jaafar and Malik, and when the time for repayment comes, he does not pay. As the judge assigns Juha the task of arresting the market thief, he plays a trick by telling his friends that he owns jewelry. As the thief enters Juha's house to steal the jewelry, Juha catches him.

As Juha squeezes olives, Jaafar and his friends like the oil so much, and the judge buys from him. Malik agrees with Juha to bring him a customer who wants to buy all the oil but wants it mixed with roses. As Juha prepares the oil, Jaafar tells him that the customer has passed away.

After Juha discovers that Jaafar lied about the customer so that his oil goes bad, he decides to take revenge by posing as an Indian merchant and asks him to guide him to Juha to buy a pigeon which he claims is royal. Jaafar decides to buy the pigeon from Juha and sell it to the Indian man.

Juha loves his donkey so much that he doesn't carry anything on its back. Mukhtar asks his mother-in-law for Juha’s donkey, and she agrees without Juha’s knowledge. When Juha learns, he starts crying. The donkey Marzouk escapes from Mukhtar and returns to Juha's house after dropping Mukhtar.

The fishermen go fishing every day in the valley, but they return empty-handed because there are no fish. As the judge’s daughter craves fish, Juha decides to go to the valley and catch a big fish, which he presents to the judge, who rewards him for what he has done.

The judge orders Juha's mother to go shopping with his daughter because her mother is dead and had no relatives, but the girl loses her ring. As Juha and his friends give her a ring, thinking she will get married, the judge accuses Juha of stealing his daughter's ring and locks him up.

Juha does not have the money to buy a sheep for Eid al-Adha, while his mother sells the carpets but still cannot afford it. Juha tries to convince his mother that the sacrifice is not obligatory. As he finds Jaafar selling a ram, he proves to everyone that the ram is blind and unfit for sacrifice.

As the summer comes, Mubarak wants to put a large jar of water for the people of the market, but his wife refuses. As Juha digs in front of Mubarak's shop, he finds a jar of treasure and shares it with Mubarak and Malik. As the judge learns, he tells them that the treasure belongs to the whole clan.

The judge gets sick and appoints Juha in his place until he recovers. Jaafar's wife and daughter get closer to Juha's mother because she became the judge's mother. Meanwhile, his friends in the market believe that he will be on their side, but he is strict in the market's transactions.

Badia asks Juha to find a suitor for her after her husband died, so he presents the matter to Jaafar and tells him that Badia is rich; moreover, the latter sends him a pair of shoes as a gift. Jaafar accepts and agrees with Juha to give him a share of what he takes from Badia.

As a strange man meets Suleiman, the owner of the café, he tells him that he wants to settle in the tribe, do business, and get married. Suleiman suggests that he marry Ruqayya, and her father, Mubarak, agrees. The judge asks Juha to arrest a fraudulent thief who entered the tribe.

Mubarak bets with his friends in the market that he can take the donkey from Juha. Indeed, he wins the bet. Juha learns from Jaafar that Mubarak did not need the donkey but was messing around, so Juha gets angry with him and forces him to confess that he wants to remarry, and his wife hears him.

Juha grows close to the judge because he is fair in the market and always reveals to him the manipulation of the merchants, who gather to agree on a plot against Juha to make the judge hate him, especially since they learned that the judge would like to appoint him in his place during his illness.

As Juha takes over the judiciary because the judge is sick, the merchants get angry because he is tough in dealing with them and decide to write a letter to the chief justice, telling him that Juha does not deserve to be a judge, whereupon the ruler tests Juha and thanks him for his honesty.

Suleiman proposes to Ruqayya, and her father agrees because he is rich, but she refuses because he is older than her, married, and has a daughter of her age. Juha decides to help her and brings a fish to Suleiman so that his wife cooks it, but she refuses and tells the judge that it is poisoned.

Juha sells tasty, pure honey, but no one wants to buy from him. The judge asks him to treat his daughter Yakut with honey, and as she recovers, the judge buys all the honey. Jaafar and Mubarak go to the mountain to take honey from Juha's apiary after what happened with Yakut, but bees sting them.

As two men throw a bundle of money in Malik’s shop with the cloth, Malik takes the money and doesn't give it to the judge, who tests Juha by placing a bundle of money in front of his house, but Juha tells the judge about it, upon which Malik and Jafar get imprisoned, while Juha earns the bundle.

Mubarak tells Juha that he wants to get the judge's shoes because the fortune-teller told his wife to take them and use them as a way for her daughter to get married. Juha gives him the shoes, after which he complains to the judge that Mubarak is a thief and he gets arrested.

As Juha builds a wooden pen for the chickens, his mother likes it very much. Mubarak buys a rooster and puts it in the pen that Juha built. However, the rooster keeps crowing all night long, which leaves Juha and Suleiman unable to sleep.

Juha's landlord comes to demand the rent, but Juha does not have the money, so he goes to the market to borrow from Malik, Suleiman, and Jaafar. The three give him money in exchange for buying his donkey, while none of them know that Juha sold the donkey to the other two.

When Yakut asks Mubarak to sew a gown for her, he admires her very much and asks the judge for her hand, but Yakut stipulates that he gifts her with peacock eggs, whereupon Mubarak buys the eggs and puts them at home, but his wife cooks them after Juha told her everything.

Mukhtar doesn't want to give money to his wife as she hasn't given birth, so she thinks with Juha to tell him she's pregnant and asks him for all that she wants. When the men see him in the market carrying food bags, Malik tells him that his wife might be lying to him as his wife previously did.

Yakut falls severely ill and is confined to bed, while the doctor fails to treat her. As for Juha, he was traveling, and when he comes back, he hears the news of Yakut’s illness from the men in the market, who keep talking about the girl everywhere.

Juha returns to his house with all the books of science and wisdom, then goes to the judge and learns that his daughter has reached this condition after he declined Hamza's proposal. Juha takes Hamza to speak with Yakut, whereupon she awakens from the coma, and the judge agrees to their marriage.

Aisha is angry with her son Juha because he is always asleep and does not go out to work while she sells wool. She gives him his father’s plow and advises him to go to work with it, so he goes out to the market, but Jaafar mocks him and tells him that there is drought.

As Juha feels desperate, he decides to commit suicide, but his mother scolds him and gives him money to work. Juha tells the guard that the market traders are disparaging him, so the guard tells them that winter is approaching, whereupon the residents gather to rent the plow from Juha.