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Women's Realm
a devoted student returns to his village after completing his religious studies. When the villagers choose him to become their imam, he realizes he must first marry. Determined to understand women before choosing a wife, he leaves his village and cross paths with Taja, a clever and mischievous young woman who introduces him to the complicated “wars of women,” leading him into a series of unexpected adventures and troubles.
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a devoted student returns to his village after completing his religious studies. When the villagers choose him to become their imam, he realizes he must first marry. Determined to understand women before choosing a wife, he leaves his village and cross paths with Taja, a clever and mischievous young woman who introduces him to the complicated “wars of women,” leading him into a series of unexpected adventures and troubles.
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Genre:History, Comedy
Written By:Brahim Ali Boubakdi
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Runtime:106 minutes
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