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Mr Tayeb's Marriage
After his wife’s passing, Mr Tayeb lived alone in his large house for three years. However, weary of his daughter’s greed and her husband—who was living off him and covetously eyeing the property to convert it into a wedding venue—he began to entertain the idea of remarrying. Si Tayeb would never accept such a transformation of his home. He made several attempts to find a partner, facing a series of frustrations and setbacks that at one point made him consider abandoning the idea altogether; fortunately, his efforts eventually bore fruit. Seeking an escape from his current reality, he set out to find a wife with whom to spend the rest of his life—a quest that unfolded amidst a series of comical situations.
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After his wife’s passing, Mr Tayeb lived alone in his large house for three years. However, weary of his daughter’s greed and her husband—who was living off him and covetously eyeing the property to convert it into a wedding venue—he began to entertain the idea of remarrying. Si Tayeb would never accept such a transformation of his home. He made several attempts to find a partner, facing a series of frustrations and setbacks that at one point made him consider abandoning the idea altogether; fortunately, his efforts eventually bore fruit. Seeking an escape from his current reality, he set out to find a wife with whom to spend the rest of his life—a quest that unfolded amidst a series of comical situations.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Abdul Ilah Al Jawahiri, Bachir Damoun, Abdul Salam Ben Omar
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