Al-Zeer Salem

A world class series and my favorite.

I believe this could be an international success if it was published worldwide.

Specially the creative direction and the performance of the main characters.

I watched GOT and many international successful historical series. But this one is still one of my favorites. The details it provides about how old Arabs used to live is great.

The fighting scenes are nice taking into account it is to an old series.

The development of characters are just perfect such as Judor, Salem, and others.

I still watch scenes on youtube. One thing I believe could be improved if Jassas was stronger and more rival to Salem.

One of the best TV shows/ series ever been. I keep watching it all the time. Non-stop. Greatest performance.

Amaizing number 1 of all times the auther the actors each of them is ammazing

It's the only arabic perfect show It's based on true story which takes place now in saudi arabia " albaha " Two colts fighting one of the longest wars in world They tried to re create the story as it was and they did an excellent job

It's truly remarkable to think that such a monumental series was produced on a budget of only $800,000. During its time, we were blessed with stars who were not just celebrities, but true artists with a depth and a mission. Their performances were driven by a genuine passion for storytelling and a desire to convey meaningful messages. This is in stark contrast to the landscape of some of today's Arab entertainment, where performers often prioritize flashiness over substance.

It's rather alarming to realize that in our current era, an average series might dedicate as much as $300k just for the main actor's salary. This raises significant questions about the direction in which Arabic drama is moving, and whether true artistry is being overshadowed by the allure of big budgets and superficial stardom.

Salloum Haddad deserves immense praise for his outstanding performance, as do all the actors who poured their heart and soul into this project. Their dedication and commitment are palpable in every scene.

I'm genuinely hopeful that there will be a continuation of this saga. Whether it's a prequel delving into the origins of the story, or a sequel to explore the aftermath, there's so much potential for it to become the "Game of Thrones" equivalent for Arab audiences. Such a continuation would not only honor the original but also provide a platform for the rich tapestry of stories that the Arab world has to offer.