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Oh, How Generous You Are, Lord
Mustafa Says Garage meets Ibrahim Al-Qazzaz, a taxi driver who lost his wife in a collision and whose only daughter, Fatima, lost her sight, which drives him to become addicted to drinking alcohol to forget what he went through. He later marries Jamalat, who tries to court Mustafa, who rejects all her attempts with him.
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Mustafa Says Garage meets Ibrahim Al-Qazzaz, a taxi driver who lost his wife in a collision and whose only daughter, Fatima, lost her sight, which drives him to become addicted to drinking alcohol to forget what he went through. He later marries Jamalat, who tries to court Mustafa, who rejects all her attempts with him.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Mostafa Moharram, Bahgat Kamar
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Runtime:125 minutes
Studio:Mohammad Emara Films
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