Episodes: Series - Shghab - 2025

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In a flashback, the fishermen, led by Ghanem, find pearls and decide to make earrings for his daughter, Thuraya, but Thuraya loses them and Reem takes them. Jarrah takes advantage of this to marry Thuraya and tarnish her reputation. In the present, Asayel buys the rare earrings at a public auction.

A quarrel breaks out between Captain Jassim and the diver Mabkhout because Mabkhout refuses to sail and leave his sick father. As Jassim uses force against him and tries to force him to do so, Mishari intervenes to reconcile them.

Jassim quarrels with Ghanem, threatens him, and warns him not to approach the divers. At night, Jassim, his son, and his men attack Abu Mabkhout’s house and beat him.

Senior divers mediate to free Jassim from Mabkhout's captivity, but the latter's father dies, and the sailors object to Jassim's request to sail in dangerous places.

Jassim tries to force the ship's crew to dive, but Mabkhout confronts him and agrees if Jarrah Ibn Jassim goes down to sea with them. A quarrel breaks out and Mabkhout is forced to jump into the water.

Ghanem saves Mabkhout from drowning, tells him about the difficulties he went through in the water, and tells him about finding two pearls. Mabkhout returns to his village and is shocked by his father’s death.

The divers rebel against Jassim, and Ghanem helps Mabkhout escape town, which angers Jassim, who demands that Ghanem return the two pearls to him.

Jassim dies while traveling to India, and Jarrah accuses Ghanem of causing his death. The merchants meet and decide to demand the price of the goods that Jassim carried with him.

Issa demands that Jarrah return the money for the merchandise to him, and Issa remembers Jassim’s secret marriage to Umm Jarrah. In a flashback, Ghanem gives his daughter Thuraya the two pearls.

Rajih returns to town with a young man named Falah, and he tells everyone that he is Jassim’s son from a secret marriage, which makes Jarrah angry and threatens Rajih. in the meantime, Jarrah’s mother is saddened when she finds the marriage contract.

In a flashback, Thuraya loses her earring and Reem takes it and gives it to Jarrah so he can restore his financial status and marry her. Jarrah takes advantage of the situation and tarnishes Thuraya's reputation.

A quarrel breaks out between Ghanem and Jarrah because the latter is tarnishing Thuraya's reputation. Mishari is looking forward to marrying Thuraya, while Mabkhout devises a plan to confront the bandits.

Ghanem agrees to his daughter Thuraya's marriage to Jarrah. When Reem finds out, she becomes furious and threatens Jarrah, demanding that he return the pearl to her or she will reveal the truth.

Ruqayya refuses Reem's request to reveal the truth, and Nasser stabs Jarrah in revenge. When Jarrah recovers, he insists on proceeding with his marriage to Thuraya.

Jarrah marries Thuraya, and on their wedding night, Ghanem dies, Reem becomes paralyzed, and Mabkhout leads the village men against the bandits.

Jarrah orders his men to get rid of Nasser. Thuraya gives birth and then dies. Jarrah becomes enraged when he learns of Mabkhout's visit to Abdul Hamid and vows to take revenge on him. Years pass and Jarrah takes control of the captains after seizing Ghanem's money.

Ibn Jaber marries Sumaya, Jarrah’s daughter. When she hands him the earrings, he releases the resentment and revenge he feels toward her father. Meanwhile, Maznah announces her pregnancy to Mabkhout, and Ruqayya’s illness intensifies.

Ibn Jabr divorces Sumaya, and the dispute between Issa and Jarrah intensifies. Abdul Rahman reveals the secret of the earring to Issa, and Mabkhout’s wife gives birth to a boy.

Wasmiya gives birth to her child, and Jarrah names him Turki. As the years pass, the conflict between Issa and Jarrah intensifies. Mabkhout seizes Shaddad Al Dheeb, and Jarrah discovers that Wasmiya has lost her earring. A conflict erupts between him and Abu Badr over the pearl.

Jarrah quarrels with Falah and throws him out of his house, and Dana ends her relationship with Turki and asks him either to propose to her or leave.

As Abdulrahman's son asks his father to travel to India to work there, Ibn Mabkhout suffers from epilepsy, and Turki rejects what his grandfather Jarrah did to Falah. Ahoud agrees to marry Diab on the condition that she stays close to her father.

Bandits attack Ahoud's house. Mabkhout saves her and hides the truth from her father, who decides to put all his properties in Ahoud's name. Jumaa tells Abdulrahman about his collaboration with Falah against Jarrah, who asks Khalfan to find out where Shaddad is.

Turki disguises himself as a woman to meet Dana. Jarrah becomes enraged and attacks her house, accidentally shooting her mother when Dana lifts the earring and exposes Jarrah's past. Dana shoots him in revenge.

Dana hides in Abdulrahman's house so that Jarrah's men cannot reach her, who orders a search for her to take revenge on her and he imprisons and tortures Turki. Falah dies before Ahoud and Diab's wedding.

Jarrah is surprised when Falah transfers all of his property to his daughter Ahoud, who announces that she has sold it to Naif and is entrusting the money to Suhail. Jarrah forces her to marry Turki to obtain the money, and Dana arrives as a guest at Mabkhout's house.

Years pass and Ahoud gives birth to her son, Sand, after being forced into marrying Turki. Jarrah's ships burn down, and he continues to pressure Ahoud to take her money. Dana agrees to marry Mabkhout's son.

Sand convinces his mother not to leave the house and go away, and Ahoud turns to Abdul Rahman to write her will and give half of her property to Suhail, and the other half to Mabkhout, then Abdul Rahman dies.

Ahoud's illness worsens, and Ibn Abdul Rahman places Ahoud's will in trust with Abdul Latif until it is needed. Turki and Jarrah become furious when they discover this.

Sand travels to search for the person in whose name his mother had entrusted half of her property. He meets Mabkhout, who conceals his true identity. Turki and Jarrah become enraged when Jumaa leaves the village and postpones the wedding of Ahoud's daughter.

Suhail and his men help Ahoud and Sand leave the village without Turki and Jarrah's knowledge. When Ahoud meets Mabkhout, he returns with her to the village to meet Jarrah and reveal to him what he did previously. Jarrah dies of grief.