Al-Atawla series, Episode 22: Fierce revenge and Zeina’s innocence

Episode 22 of the Al-Atawla series witnessed many different and exciting events, which are shown on MBC daily.

Details of Episode 22 of the Atawla series The episode's events began when Khadr went to his uncle Khamis to tell him that Nassar's wife had killed her stepfather, and that they were in conflict with Issa Al-Wazzan, and he was trying to convince him to make Nassar reconcile with Issa Al-Wazzan to avoid his evil.

The episode also included a meeting between Issa Al-Wazzan and his closest employees. To tell them that his phone had been stolen. It was the phone that held evidence of the conviction of “Hannah,” whose character is embodied by the artist Zeina, in the case of her stepfather’s murder. It was stolen by “Issa Al-Wazzan’s” assistant and given to “Nassar,” whose character is embodied by Ahmed Al-Sakka, to tell his wife, “Hannah,” that She is proven innocent and the phone is thrown into the sea.

On the other hand, “Sitra”, whose character is embodied by the artist Farida Saif Al-Nasr, decided to take revenge on her daughter, “Shadia”, from her ex-husband, “Saad”, as she sent one of the girls to him to establish a relationship, and during that time, two men broke into his house and photographed him, and in another scene, the body of “Saad” came. It was as if he had committed suicide, and Sotra told her daughter Shadia that from today he would not chase her again, as Saad had died.

The story and heroes of the series “Al-Atawla” The series “Al-Ataula” takes place in a popular, action-thriller setting, during which Ahmed Al-Sakka and his brother (Khader) Tariq Lotfy appear , in the role of a thief and a professional treasurer, who works with his older brother Tariq Lotfy, and Al-Sakka lives a love story with Zeina within the events that take place in the city of Alexandria.

The series “Al-Ataula” consists of 30 episodes, starring Ahmed Al-Sakka, Tariq Lotfy, Zeina, Mai Kassab, Bassem Samra, Salah Abdullah, Farida Saif Al-Nasr, Mimi Jamal, Noha Abdeen, Mustafa Abu Saree, Hoda Al-Etrebi, Maryam Mahmoud Al-Jundi, And Ahmed Kishk, written by Hisham Hilal, directed by Ahmed Khaled Moussa, and produced by Cedars Art Production