We Are Lady Parts Is The Muslim Representation To Keep Your Eyes On
Presenting a bold and unapologetic narrative focused on strong Muslim female characters, the show beautifully incorporates punk rock as a feminist movement in their lives.
The Magical Lantern
Mustafa mattress in a textile company, is suffering badly from director Morsi. He is married to a man from the woman who loves money so much, buy Mustafa lantern magic in the month of Ramadan, and when he returns it to the House out of it Elf Afrckoh who tells him that under his command, is asked to Mustafa to become a manager rather than Morsi, Mustafa, Director becomes, and feels that he has become Huda employee in stature he loves. Morsi treated in the same cruelty, trying to Anchorage to understand the secret of wealth and prestige, which landed on the opponent, especially that of senior management to accept the establishment of Morsi.
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Mustafa mattress in a textile company, is suffering badly from director Morsi. He is married to a man from the woman who loves money so much, buy Mustafa lantern magic in the month of Ramadan, and when he returns it to the House out of it Elf Afrckoh who tells him that under his command, is asked to Mustafa to become a manager rather than Morsi, Mustafa, Director becomes, and feels that he has become Huda employee in stature he loves. Morsi treated in the same cruelty, trying to Anchorage to understand the secret of wealth and prestige, which landed on the opponent, especially that of senior management to accept the establishment of Morsi.
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Genre:Comedy, Fantasy
Written By:Abu Seoud El-Ibiary
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Runtime:95 minutes
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Cast
Fatin Abdel Wahab
Director
Ismail Yaseen
Mustafa Abdul Hafeez Abdul Hafeez
Abdelsalam Al-Nabulsi
Morsi Abdel Salam Al-Ghandour
Kariman
Nahed Shawky
Sherifa Maher
Mimi - Morsi's wife
Mahmoud Farag
Afrakush bin Bartakush
Khayria Ahmed
Fawakeh - Morsi's maid
Abdel Ghani El Nagdi
Okal
Nazim Sharawy
Mohamed Reda
Dr. Zohni Abdul Latif
Badr Nofal
Omar Afifi
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