An attempt to kill Tim Hassan in episode 19 of the series "Under the Seventh Earth"

Episode 19 of “Under the Seventh Earth” begins with a tense confrontation between Musa Al-Naji (Tim Hassan) and his brother Zain (Anas Tayara), as he slaps him in an attempt to prevent him from confessing to killing Nizar (Bedros Barsoumian).

A confrontation between the brothers and the arrest of Musa Their sister, Rana (Reham Al-Qassar), intervenes to save the situation, while Officer Fajr (Joan Al-Khader) asks her to find a skilled lawyer to defend Musa.

Things escalate quickly when Musa is taken to court, where initial investigations lead him to prison as the news spreads on social media, shocking Bilqis (Karis Bashar).

Attempts to rescue Moses In an attempt to save his brother, Zain makes a deal with Munir Al-Ajan (Tayseer Idris) to release Musa in exchange for his return to work with him. Meanwhile, Rana and her husband, Muhib (Majd Fadda), pressure Hala (Eliana Saad), Nizar's wife, to change her testimony.

The lawyer plays a pivotal role in Musa's defense, pointing out that his seizures may cause him to hallucinate and utter inaccurate statements. Hala later exploits this in court, providing new testimony confirming that Musa was not bribing Nizar, but rather offering him help, and was not in his right mind when he spoke of seeing his own murder.

The Emperor's Appearance and Moses' Rescue In a surprising development, the episode ends with the Ajan men trying to kill Musa inside the prison.

But before the plan can be carried out, a mysterious man named the Emperor (Abdel Fattah El-Mazen) appears and intervenes to save him. This intervention angers El-Ajan, especially after the Emperor offers to buy Musa the counterfeit money he has in his possession, admitting his great admiration for his approach.

The escalation of events at this pace indicates that the upcoming episodes will reveal more secrets about the Emperor's personality and his influence on Moses' fate, in light of the raging conflict between the opposing forces.