Alforsan Althalatha
The film revolves around the pious and devout lawyer (Saleh), who writes about his beliefs and principles in a magazine called (Lights of Virtue), but the magazine is not popular. At the same time, he insists on marrying his daughter to Sheikh (Fadel), even though she loves her cousin (Nabil). After a while, one of Saleh's relatives, who used to work as a dancer, dies, and he inherits the nightclub she owned, which changes many of the principles he used to believe in before.
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The film revolves around the pious and devout lawyer (Saleh), who writes about his beliefs and principles in a magazine called (Lights of Virtue), but the magazine is not popular. At the same time, he insists on marrying his daughter to Sheikh (Fadel), even though she loves her cousin (Nabil). After a while, one of Saleh's relatives, who used to work as a dancer, dies, and he inherits the nightclub she owned, which changes many of the principles he used to believe in before.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Abu Seoud El-Ibiary
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Runtime:100 minutes
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Cast
Fatin Abdel Wahab
Director
Ismail Yaseen
Taher Abu Huda
Mahmood Al-Meleji
Jumaa Al-Arandali
Abdelsalam Al-Nabulsi
Fadel Al-Hanbali
Mahmoud Azmy
Nabil, Hoda's cousin
Ragaa Al-Giddawy
Huda
Negma Ibrahim
Mademoiselle Ghandoura Hanem
Abdel Hameed Badawy
Fawzeya Ebrahim
the maid
Abdel Moneim Ismail
Khairy ElQalioby
Hussain Ismael
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