"Hisbat Omri" - Marital conflicts and wasted rights in the first episode

In the first episode of the series "Hisbat Omry," which airs on DMC and Watch It channels, marital disputes erupt between Hind and Farouk, after a marriage that lasted 20 years. The events began with Farouk falling into a state of depression after their daughter Laila's marriage, a situation Hind couldn't comprehend, considering this to be "the way of life."

Escalating disputes and wasted rights

The dispute did not stop there, but extended to other aspects of their lives. In another scene, a verbal argument broke out between Hind and her husband, Yassin, because of his absence from Laila's wedding. Yassin justified his absence by saying that he was busy at the clinic, and responded to his wife's anger by saying that their daughter was in an expensive school, and that his wife's wealth was the price of a new car.

Hind... a working woman facing challenges

Hind appears in the episode as a working woman facing many challenges. She runs a clothing and accessories bazaar and complains to her close friend about her husband's grief over the loss of their daughter. In another scene, Hind takes on the task of resolving a theft problem in the bazaar and firmly confronts the thief.

Farouk: A sad father and a neglectful husband

On the other hand, Farouk appears as a father grieving the loss of his daughter, and a neglectful husband who is not appreciated by his wife. In one scene, Farouk expresses his intense love for his daughter Laila and is saddened by the breaking of her "mujha", which held memories of her.

A game-changing accident

At the end of the episode, Hassan, Hind and Farouk's son, is involved in a car accident while traveling to Sokhna with his friends. The parents are still unaware of the accident, which portends exciting developments in the upcoming episodes.

"My Lifespan"... A Conflict Between Spouses and Wasted Rights

The series highlights the role of women in building families and married life, and the sacrifices they make without adequate recognition. It tells the story of Hind, who, after 20 years of marriage, finds herself evicted from her home. She decides to demand her right to half of her husband Farouk's estate, with whom she spent years of hard work and sacrifice without any real appreciation.

The series explores the emotional and psychological struggles between spouses after many years of marriage. It presents a balanced perspective on the conflict between spouses, presenting the issue from two different perspectives. It also discusses the impact of separation and legal and financial conflicts, as well as the impact these disputes have on the children.

The series highlights women's rights in Arab society, particularly those of working women, calls for a review of laws related to women's financial rights after divorce, and encourages women to protect their rights.