Episodes: Series - Kan Fi kol Zaman - 2017

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As Umm Taghreed (Taghreed's mother) travels with her daughter to a foreign country, she resents the airport security procedures, especially since they're Arabs. After leaving the airport, she loses her daughter and son-in-law. A mistake leads the police to think that Umm Taghreed is a terrorist.

With false allegations made of Umm Taghreed being a terrorist, she gets imprisoned and interrogated. As ISIS declares that she is affiliated with them, she gets wrongfully convicted, and the charges against her are proven after the toys she had were switched with real weapons.

Some thieves kill Mansour, the son of the mute lady, Noura, while looking for the pearls she hid with him. They try to kill her too, but she flees. She prevents her brother Saleh from seeking revenge, fearing they'll kill him too, so he hatches a plot to travel on the same boat as them to Bahrain.

Saleh reveals what is inside the box he carried with him to the boat as he has been hiding his sister, Noura, inside it so that she can take revenge on her son's killers. She starts killing them one by one until some think that she is a ghost in a black robe that's haunting the boat.

Dr. Taiba discovers that her husband has taken another woman to bear him a son after Taiba bore him three daughters, the eldest of whom is married and expecting, so Dr. Taiba asks for a divorce from her husband for his infidelity.

With the Iraqi invasion of Kuwait, the Iraqi police and army attack the hospital where Dr. Taiba works, so she takes the newborns from the NICU to her home to save them, including the son of her husband, who is arrested by the Iraqi army. Taiba decides to forgive him for marrying another woman.

Iraq's occupation of Kuwait continues. Taiba delivers supplies and weapons to the Kuwaiti resistance. As her daughter gives birth to her first baby, her daughter's husband, Khaled, is martyred. Taiba returns the babies she took care of during the occupation to their families after Kuwait is librated.

After working in the field of news and television, Fadda loses her memory and develops Alzheimer's disease. Her husband and children try to help her in her illness. She is surprised to find a boy with special needs in her room, and as she pushes him, he loses consciousness.

As Saad, the child with special needs, is taken to the hospital, Fadda gets upset about what happened to him, without knowing that he is her son, while his brother, Walid, asks him to stay away from Fadda these days so that she does not have a nervous breakdown.

As Saad locks the door on Abu Walid (Walid's father), the latter loses consciousness, and Fadda saves him without knowing that he is her husband. When her daughter goes into labor, Fadda takes her to the hospital, where she discovers that she is her daughter and that Abu Walid is her husband.

Sharifa is a skilled thief. Youssef tells his wife, Noura, that he is traveling to marry another woman. Zuzu's mother uses her young daughter in commercials to the point that she develops a severe allergy to some food. The owner of the printing house, Canaan, rips off a story from a young writer.

Sharifa finds herself in the car of a gang whom she wanted to rob. She tries to call on anyone to help her, but there is a bomb in the car. In the middle of the street, Zuzu scolds her mother after she feels tired, and people film her.

Anisa recalls her life with her husband and her daughter's wedding day. Balqis discovers that her husband's cheating on her, that Qutaiba's wife controls everything in the house, and that Anisa and her husband got into a tragic accident.

Qutaiba's father dies. As the years go by, Anisa is surprised by a person named Abu Musaed who asks to buy her house to demolish it and set up a project in its place, but she refuses.

Anisa remembers the police's attempt to arrest Mansour for embezzlement, her attempt to stand by him, her son Qutaiba's leaving home, and her son Qusai's finding out that his wife Nada tried to help him after he'd lost his job, upon which she is forced to sell the house.

As Umm Ibrahim loses her young son in the market, he is found by Umm El Saaf, of whom the children are afraid because of a burn on her face, and she tries to take care of him.

Umm Ibrahim's maid discovers that Umm El Saaf has the child, whom she asks her to return to his parents. As she does, she's surprised by his father's wife trying to drown him in the sea, so she saves him again and takes care of him till he grows up, while his father's wife gives birth to twins.

Ibrahim works as a shepherd, and as he grows up, he falls for Nouria without knowing that she is his half-sister. He asks Umm El Saaf to ask for her hand in marriage for him, but his father’s wife refuses and kicks him out because they're poor.

Umm Nouria refuses to wed her daughter to Ibrahim. Umm El Saaf reveals to Abu Ibrahim that he is his son, and as he sets out to find him, he is surprised to discover that his other son killed Ibrahim because he thought there was a sinful relationship between him and Nouria.

Ruqayya is a very stingy, strict lady who is resented by everyone who works with or for her. She develops a heart condition and needs a heart transplant.

Ruqayya looks for a donor and tries to buy a heart from living people. Meanwhile, Raja gets seriously ill after her husband gets accused of murder, and she starts taking care of her children. When the doctor tells her that she is dying, Ruqayya tries to convince her to donate her heart.

Raja agrees to sell her heart to Ruqayya in exchange for her children to live with her in her house in luxury, and indeed, Raja and her children move to Ruqayya's villa.

When a woman asks the photographer Osama to watch her little daughter's stroller for a moment, he is surprised that it contains explosives. As he gets accused of being behind the bombing, he runs away and enters Khaled's grandmother's house, where he tries to hide.

At first, Khaled's grandmother thinks that Osama is really a terrorist, so they write on the pizza money that they are being held hostages; however, Osama proves his innocence to them, so they try to help him when the police arrive, but he gets killed by snipers.

Souad runs an office for hiring out Indian servants in the area. As she sympathizes with their physical and psychological conditions since she is of Indian descent, she tries to help them when they receive bad treatment from their employers.

The problems of Indian maids abound, especially since many of them are working for the first time, so Souad takes care of them. The Indian maid Moba is forced to leave her son in a trash can after his birth because she is unable to take care of him.

After Moba returns to get her son from the trash can, she tells Souad that she has given birth. The Filipino maid tries to harass the Indian Candy and cuts her hair. Meanwhile, Souad tries to help the driver Rahoon after he got accused in a traffic accident.

After the death of his wife, Abu Anas marries Najma, who treats his son Anas badly, especially after she gives birth to the child Harun. Even though Anas cares for his brother, Najma continues to push his father to be cruel to him. Years later, a tragic accident occurs to Abu Anas's friend.

Abu Anas takes care of his friends' daughters, Sarah and Batta, and when Najma discovers that Sarah inherited a lot of money from her father, she decides to push her son Harun to woo her and keep him away from Batta by telling him that she's a girl of ill repute.

When Najma learns that Harun has run someone over with his car, she thinks of setting up Anas, giving him the car key to make everyone think that he is the one who caused the accident and to keep his brother out of the matter.