Episodes: Series - Nuh - 2020

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Cain kills Abel out of envy, so God sends a raven to teach him to bury his brother. From Adam's descendants, Yaghuth and Ya'uq emerge as monotheistic believers, calling people to worship God alone, without polytheism or idols.

After the death of some of Adam's children, Satan is able to whisper in people's minds to return to idol worship. Adam commands both the sons of Abel and Cain not to live together and not to marry any of their offspring to the other's.

Prophet Noah calls his people to the oneness of God and to worship Him, but his wife and son stand in the way of his call. His wife opposes him, and his son mocks him and ridicules what he calls for.

Noah's wife becomes angry and accuses him of being crazy when he decides to build a ship in the desert. Meanwhile, Noah's children think of a way to prevent harm to him, despite his son Canaan's objections.

At God's command, Noah plants trees to take wood from them to build the ship over a period of forty years. Canaan's siblings try to advise him to follow their father and abandon disbelief.

Noah's children help their father build the ship, while Canaan seeks to gain wealth through illegal means. Noah is still trying to convince people to return to God and worship Him.

Noah's wife claims that he has gone crazy. The prince of the country tries to convince Shem to stop his father, Noah, from what he is doing, but Shem refuses.

The tribe leaders decide to collect money and give it to Noah to stop what he is doing with the ship and to stop calling them to worship his God.

Noah refuses the money offered by the tribe leaders, and Naker and his friends plot to torture Noah's people so he'd abandon what he preaches.

Noah's wife plots with her friend to create a rift between the women of the followers of Noah, who continues to build the ark.

People refuse to sell anything to Noah's children so they would die of hunger, but Canaan plots with his friend to burn his father's ship.

The saddler tries to bribe Japheth into stopping his support of his father Noah, but he refuses. Mahdi injures an intruder into the princess's room who later turns out to be his friend Shaik. Mahdi begins to think about Noah's call and shares his doubts with Shaik.

Hawza meets Mahdi and expresses her desire to meet Noah and her distress at her father's actions. Noah continues building the ship, while his wife and Samra seek to tarnish his image. Shaik begins to reflect on Noah's call and develops greater faith.

Shem gathers his siblings to urge them to respect their father, but Mahdi's mother complains to Prince Samo that she fears he will join Noah. As Noah continues to build the ark, some people plot to burn the city's trees to prevent him from completing it in accordance with God's command.

The people, along with the silent one and the saddler, decide to boycott Noah's people completely and prevent the selling of food to them, which causes them severe hunger. So Hawza, the saddler's daughter, plans with Mahdi to smuggle food secretly.

Mahdi and Shaik manage to infiltrate the palace with the help of Hawza and steal food, but snipers shoot arrows at them, wounding Mahdi. They hide in a hut until he recovers. The silent one and his henchmen plan to burn the city's trees to prevent Noah from building his ark.

The saddler notices a wound on Mahdi's arm and begins to suspect him. At the same time, the midwife begins secretly helping the needy by distributing milk and food from the palace, while the saddler and the silent one offer financial rewards to anyone who helps them cut down trees.

Naker and Samra plot to burn the trees, but a miracle from God appears, protecting Noah, and the wolves suddenly return and prey on them. Hawza notices food placed in front of the believers' homes and is astonished, while Noah's faithful children refuse to cooperate with the saddler.

Noah's children help their father store wood so it won't burn, and the silent one asks Shaik to kidnap Noah's grandchildren.

Shaik kidnaps Noah's grandchildren, and Noah's children keep searching for them all the time.

Noah's grandchildren manage to escape from their confinement, and the saddler asks Mahdi to help him burn all the wood in the village.

The silent one gathers the saddler and the villagers to devise a plan to burn the wood, and quarrels break out between the village women who follow Noah and those who oppose him.

The saddler tells his daughter that the silent one wants to marry her. Samra's sister plots with the saddler to kill Noah, while Shaik plots with Mahdi to kidnap Hawza.

Shaik and Mahdi burn the city, and the saddler asks his daughter to escape from the village, but she refuses and tells him that she believes Noah's call.

Samra's sister suggests that Hawza marry Noah's son, and Shaik promises Mahdi that he will kidnap Hawza. Noah's family decides to collect wood from outside the city and store it in a distant warehouse.

Hawza refuses to marry the silent one, and Shaik decides to set fire to the palace so that Hawza can escape.

After the kidnapping of Hawza, the silent one announces a reward for whoever finds her, and Noah is still working on building the ship.

One of the infidels tries to burn the ship, but Ham and Shem fight with him and prevent him from doing so.

The silent one searches for Hawza, but Shaik kills him. Noah and his followers continue building the ship.

Noah finishes building the ark and God commands him to take a male and a female from every animal. God sends down water from the sky, makes springs gush forth, and as a result, Noah’s son drowns in the flood.