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Abdul Qader lives a quiet and peaceful life with his family. His daughter Madiha marries Adel, who travels to work in an Arab country. His son Shukri falls in love with Rawya, but he opposes the marriage and pressures him to marry his cousin. Rawya decides to take revenge on Shukri and his father, for the former's failure and the latter's opposition, by trapping the father in her net.
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Abdul Qader lives a quiet and peaceful life with his family. His daughter Madiha marries Adel, who travels to work in an Arab country. His son Shukri falls in love with Rawya, but he opposes the marriage and pressures him to marry his cousin. Rawya decides to take revenge on Shukri and his father, for the former's failure and the latter's opposition, by trapping the father in her net.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Faisal Nada
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Runtime:110 minutes
Studio:الشرق الأوسط للإنتاج السينمائي
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