Events of Omar Effendi series, episode 13.. Ahmed Hatem's gold is stolen

The series "Omar Effendi" Episode 13 topped the Google search engine trend, as the audience searches for the events of the new episode, after the dose of suspense, excitement and comedy that the previous episodes carried, and garnered wide reactions.

Episode 12 of the series Omar Effendi included various exciting events, such as saving Diasti from death, played by the artist Mustafa Abu Saree. It also witnessed a dispute between Diasti and Omar, played by Ahmed Hatem, after he learned the truth of the matter, and that he exploited him to pay off Zeinat’s debts.

Events of episode 13 of Omar Effendi series The series "Omar Effendi", episode 13, witnessed many exciting and thrilling events, as the events begin between Omar and his friend Sabry, as they talk about the piece of antiquities that was broken, and his friend tells him that it is worth nothing because it was broken, but he returns and changes his speech to say that it still retains its value.

Another prominent event is Abaza's plot in agreement with Shalhoub to steal gold from Omar. The thieves succeed in stealing Omar, and they throw him to the ground after beating him, causing him to faint. Afterwards, he tells Dalal what happened, and she becomes sad and does not know what to do to release the pension's mortgage, since the gold was the solution to release the mortgage.

Omar also tries to treat Diasti, using solutions he brings from 2022, and comedic events take place.

Events and heroes of "Omar Effendi" The series "Omar Effendi" consists of 10 episodes, and its events take place between the present time and the 1940s of the last century, where a man in his thirties finds a secret dungeon that takes him back to the year 1943 and reveals to him a past that he did not know. Driven by his curiosity, he chooses to live a double life in two different times.

The series "Omar Effendi" starring Ahmed Hatem, Rania Youssef, Aya Samah, Mohamed Radwan, Mustafa Abu Sarea, Mahmoud Hafez, Miran Abdel Warith, Ahmed Sultan and Mohamed Abdel Azim, written by Mustafa Hamdy and directed by Abdel Rahman Abu Ghazala.