A loud surprise about Maggie Bou Ghosn’s daughter in “Amal”

The fourth episode of the series “A Amal,” which is shown during the holy month of Ramadan, revealed that actress Maggie Bou Ghosn, who plays the role of “Yassar,” has another daughter called “Malak,” who lives with her father and her aunt, who was forced to marry the latter in keeping with the customs of the estate.

Details of the fourth episode of the series “A Amal” There was a conversation between Farah, the daughter of Yassar, played by Marilyn Noman, and her friend Rayan Haraka, who is basically Haroun’s wife, about the way of life and thinking in her town, to tell her the story of the death of her aunt, Yassar, who was killed by her father. Farah was surprised. “With what I heard.

Events continued until Yassar went to her old village, in order to see her mother in coordination with her sister, Rahaf, but luck was not fair to them, and the events interfered with each other to the extent that did not allow Yassar to see her mother.

In the same scene, Malak runs away while walking in the market with her uncle's wife, but then runs into Yasar, and looks at her with great anger.

On the other hand, the situation began to become tense between Nibal “Mehyar Khaddour” and Jalal “Badi Abu Shakra” after they met at the door of “Yassar’s” house, and the second began threatening the former to stay away from her.

In the same context, Malak expressed her hatred for her mother, “Yassar,” when she learned that her uncle had killed her as a result of the disgrace she caused to the family, and her aunt’s hatred for her after she was forced to leave the love of her life to marry “Yassar’s husband,” according to the customs and customs agreed upon in the estate.

The fourth episode concluded with the scene of Yassar losing consciousness for the second time in a row in her home, and Farah rushing to her in a state of shock.

Heroes of the Amal series The work stars Maggie Bou Ghosn , Mehyar Khaddour , Badie Abu Chakra, Ammar Shalak, Carol Abboud, Marilyn Noman. It is written, screenplay and dialogue by Nadine Jaber and directed by Rami Hanna.