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Warda
In the Iraqi countryside, the beautiful girl Warda, with her sweet voice, is romantically involved with the young man Rashid. However, the villainous dagger ruins this relationship through rumors and lies, leading Warda to leave Rashid and marry a wealthy man. Despite this, the bond of love continues to haunt the lovers.
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In the Iraqi countryside, the beautiful girl Warda, with her sweet voice, is romantically involved with the young man Rashid. However, the villainous dagger ruins this relationship through rumors and lies, leading Warda to leave Rashid and marry a wealthy man. Despite this, the bond of love continues to haunt the lovers.
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