Nos El Shaab Esmo Mohamed

It's really nice comedy thriller show.

First episode is really annoying however if you'll make it to the third episode, you'll keep watching till the end non-stop Acting is really good, I did not expect that I'll like Rania Yousuf acting however she was superb along with Sherien and the remaining of the cast.

The characters I believe they might exist in the real life, and it has been made with a lot of mystery and suspense, yes you read it right suspense The new actresses they did really a good job and of course the director You should give it a try and you will not regret it Nice show worth to watch.

This series is awful. It was disgusting. It was supposed to be a comedy show show, but I haven't laughed once. I didn't even smile. Poorly written, bad writing, and eventually atrocious acting. Story was abysmal. No attention to detail. Horrendous execution. This show is so bad that I even cringed everytime I watched it. The writing is all over the place, the characters make ridiculous decisions, and the plot twists feel like they were thrown in last minute just to shock viewers. It tries to be deep but ends up being pretentious, with dialogue that sounds like it was written by a child. The pacing is awful-some episodes drag on forever with pointless filler, while others cram in so much nonsense that nothing makes sense. And don't get me started on the acting-half the cast looks like they're bored out of their minds, and the other half is overacting like they're in a soap opera. I kept watching, hoping it would get better, but it only got worse. If you value your time, do yourself a favor and skip this disaster.

This show is hands down one of the most emotionally disrespectful and intellectually insulting shows I've ever watched. The story itself is already a trash fire - they take a real, flawed man named Mohamed who's just trying to build a life for himself and his daughter, and instead of giving him a redemption arc or even basic human dignity, they strip him of everything and leave him in the dirt like he's the villain. Meanwhile, every manipulative, cheating, two-faced woman around him walks away clean or even rewarded. His main wife is cold and bitter the whole time, then takes off her hijab and marries another dude like it's nothing. The second wife steals from him, emotionally plays him, and STILL gets off free. The mother-in-laws? One useless, the other evil - both somehow treated better than the guy actually trying to hold things together. But the worst part isn't even the story - it's the writers. Whoever sat in that room and thought "this is deep" needs to be banned from touching a pen ever again. They tried so hard to force a fake moral lesson that they completely destroyed any realism, justice, or emotional payoff. It's not a tragedy, it's not clever - it's just pathetic writing with a god complex. They clearly had no idea what message they were even pushing. This isn't storytelling, it's punishment. And I'm not saying that lightly - I literally smashed a bottle and beat the hell out of my bed from how pissed off I was. Only thing saving this show from being a zero is that Mohamed kept his daughter. Everything else? Straight garbage. This show didn't just waste my time - it disrespected it." is hands down one of the most emotionally disrespectful and intellectually insulting shows I've ever watched. The story itself is already a trash fire - they take a real, flawed man named Mohamed who's just trying to build a life for himself and his daughter, and instead of giving him a redemption arc or even basic human dignity, they strip him of everything and leave him in the dirt like he's the villain. Meanwhile, every manipulative, cheating, two-faced woman around him walks away clean or even rewarded. His main wife is cold and bitter the whole time, then takes off her hijab and marries another dude like it's nothing. The second wife steals from him, emotionally plays him, and STILL gets off free. The mother-in-laws? One useless, the other evil - both somehow treated better than the guy actually trying to hold things together. But the worst part isn't even the story - it's the writers. Whoever sat in that room and thought "this is deep" needs to be banned from touching a pen ever again. They tried so hard to force a fake moral lesson that they completely destroyed any realism, justice, or emotional payoff. It's not a tragedy, it's not clever - it's just pathetic writing with a god complex. They clearly had no idea what message they were even pushing. This isn't storytelling, it's punishment. And I'm not saying that lightly - I literally smashed a bottle and beat the hell out of my bed from how pissed off I was. Only thing saving this show from being a zero is that Mohamed kept his daughter. Everything else? Straight garbage. This show didn't just waste my time - it disrespected it.

Usually, i like almost every tv show or movie, but this one's different. It's meant to be comedic, buts it's very bad and sets a bad role model for hijabis. Its promoting hijabis to remove their hijab for a good job opportunity. Its very bad and its idea is over used. Would definitely not recommended it to anyone. Not only that but its also promoting men to cheat on their wives. The only character i liked was mohammed's mom. Its kind of an old people daily life routine. It's all unrealistic lies over unrealistic lies and it's just genuinely SOOOOO bad it's insane. Would definitely not recommend this.

What an awful series, so boring and cringe That guy Mohamed is so goofy, I really have no idea why was he even suggested to act as a married guy with a daughter, he looks like a 17 years old boy with zero talent, I absolutely can't stand him to the point that everytime I see him I'm so tempted to fast forward the episode!

Also the story is so not interesting, poorly written, zero comedy, just a bunch of clowns.

No idea what to say anymore but I still have 150 more characters to write to publish my review, so I will instead talk about Egyptian Shawerma, it's the best and better than turkish and Syrian ones, so don't be shy, say it out loud, Egyptian Shawerma number 1.