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I am not a Killer
Amal is forced to marry drug dealer Khaled al-Basiouni in a customary marriage because she needs money. Khaled refuses to legally marry her after discovering her pregnancy. Amal gets to know the great lawyer Kamal, and he decides to help her
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Amal is forced to marry drug dealer Khaled al-Basiouni in a customary marriage because she needs money. Khaled refuses to legally marry her after discovering her pregnancy. Amal gets to know the great lawyer Kamal, and he decides to help her
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Written By:Ali Oraby, Abdelhadi taha
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