Leabat El-Ayam
A mother named (Tharya) lives in America. Her husband died and left her a large fortune. She thought about returning to Egypt with her daughter (Narmin). (Raouf) wanted to marry her in order to obtain her fortune. Over time, Narmin was involved in an accident and died as a result. They discovered that Narmin was donating her heart and eyes in the event of her death.
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A mother named (Tharya) lives in America. Her husband died and left her a large fortune. She thought about returning to Egypt with her daughter (Narmin). (Raouf) wanted to marry her in order to obtain her fortune. Over time, Narmin was involved in an accident and died as a result. They discovered that Narmin was donating her heart and eyes in the event of her death.
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Written By:Ibrahim Azqalani, Nadia Rafeek
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