20 Egyptian Series We’re Eager To Binge Watch This Ramadan 2024

Hey there TV enthusiasts! Ready to dive into the cozy world of Egyptian television magic? Well, grab your favorite snacks and get comfy because we’ve got the inside scoop on the upcoming series that are about to spice up your Ramadan nights! From laughter-inducing comedies to heartwarming dramas, this year’s lineup promises a little something for everyone. Here are 20 highly anticipated Egyptian Ramadan Series to look forward to.

1.”Baba Geh” (بابا جه)

Akram Hosny takes the lead in this comedy series, offering viewers a dose of laughter and entertainment.

2. “Sir Ilahi” (سر إلهي)

Explore relatable stories and everyday moments with this series starring Rogina and Rana Raees, written by Amin Jamal, and directed by Raouf Abdel Aziz.

3. “Lil Azkaa’iqi Faqat” (للأذكياء فقط)

It features Hamdi Al-Mirghani and Karim Afifi, and is written by Mohamed Nayer. the series is directed by Mohamed Abdel Rahman Hamaki.

4. “Maliha” (مليحة)

The series “Maliha,” starring Diab and Magda Zaki is written by Rasha Azzat Al-Gazar, and directed by Amr Arafa.

5. “Al-Kabeer Awi 8” (الكبير أوي 8)

For fans of the series, the eighth part promises to continue delivering the excitement and drama they love. This series is your go-to for a cozy night in – it’s light-hearted, entertaining, and easy to get lost in.

6. “Kobra” (كوبرا)

Headlined by Mohamed Imam, Alaa Morsy, Mahmoud Abdel Moghny, and Menna Fadali, written by Ahmed Abou Zeid, and directed by Ahmed Shafik.

7. “Ala Nesbet Moshahda” (أعلى نسبة مشاهدة)

Starring Salma Abu Deif, Laila Zaher, and Intisar, written by Samar Taher, and directed by Yasmin Ahmed Kamel. Inspired by a true story, this series delves into the world of TikTok through the character Shaimaa, offering a unique perspective on modern social media culture.

8. “Masar Egbary” (مسار إجباري)

Featuring Ahmed Dash, Essam Omar, and Khaled El-Sawy, written by Baher Dweidar, and directed by Nadine Khan.

9. “Reheil” (رحيل)

With stars like Yasmine Sabri and Ahmed Sayam, this series written by Mohamed Abdel Maaty, and directed by Ibrahim Fakhr will surely be a hit.

10. “Sayd Al-Aqrab” (صيد العقارب)

Starring Ghada Abdel Razek and Majed Al-Masry, written by Baher Dweidar, and directed by Ahmed Hassan.

11. “Kamel Al-Adad 2” (كامل العدد 2)

Featuring Dina El Sherbiny and Sherif Salama, written by Rana Abu Al-Rish, and directed by Khaled El-Halafawy. Returning with its second part, the series promises to continue its success and keep viewers hooked.

12. “Nima Al-Afwakato” (نعمة الأفوكاتو)

Starring Mai Omar and Ahmed Zaher, written by Mohab Tarek, and directed by Mohamed Sami.

13. “Jodar” (جودر)

With amazing actors like Yasser Galal and Yasmin Raies, this Egyptian Ramadan series is written by Anwar Abdel Mughith, and directed by Islam Khairy.

14. “Frawla” (فراولة)

Featuring Nelly Karim and Ola Roshdy, written by Mohamed Suleiman Abdel Malek, and directed by Mohamed Ali. Nelly Karim takes on a different role this season, promising a unique and refreshing performance.

15. “Bedun Sabiq Inthar” (بدون سابق إنذار)

Starring Asr Yassin and Aisha Ben Ahmed, written by Alma Kafarna, and directed by Hany Khalifa.

16. “Sila Rahim” (صلة رحم)

Featuring Eyad Nassar and Reham Eid Al-Ghafour, written by Mohamed Hisham Abia, and directed by Tamer Nady. With a fantastic cast and a storyline that hooks you from the start, this series is a must-watch for a laid-back evening.

17. “Ashghal Shaqa” (أشغال شقة)

Featuring Hisham Majid, Asmaa Galal, and Sherine, written by Sherine Diab, and directed by Khaled Diab. Get ready to laugh heartily with this eagerly awaited comedy that is sure to bring joy to households during this special month.

18. “Lahzat Ghadab” (لحظة غضب)

Starring Saba Mubarak, Mohamed Shahin, and Nardine Farag, this series explores moments of anger, featuring a stellar cast and a compelling storyline crafted by Mohab Tarek and directed by Abdel Aziz El-Nagar.

19. “Khaled Nour w Waladuh Nour Khaled” (خالد نور وولده نور خالد)

Starring Karim Mahmoud Abdel Aziz and Chico, written by Karim Sami, and directed by Mohamed Amin.

20. “Atabat Al-Bahjah” (عتبات البهجة)

Featuring Yehia El-Fakharany, Jumana Murad, and Sayed Ragab, directed by Magdy Abu Emira, and written by Medhat El-Adl.

Get ready for a month filled with an eclectic mix of captivating stories, exceptional performances, and entertainment that spans various genres. Ramadan 2024 is set to be an unforgettable television experience for viewers in Egypt and beyond.