Syrian drama directors shine in the Gulf sky in Ramadan 2025

The Ramadan season of 2025 will witness a remarkable brilliance of Syrian directors in Gulf drama, as they present three promising series that address various social and humanitarian issues. These works combine prominent Gulf stars and modern production techniques, making them among the most prominent works anticipated in Ramadan.

Muthanna Sobh returns with stories of the forty-year-old women Director Muthanna Sobh returns in Ramadan 2025 with the series “Mother of 44,” which deals with the life stories of women over forty, and the changes and challenges they go through on all levels. The series presents a realistic picture of the changes that occur to women in middle age, and reveals unknown aspects of their lives, through stories intertwined between emotional and social conflicts.

"M 44 " combines comedy and tragedy, and includes a group of stars, including Samia El Khashab and Jumana Murad. This work is considered the first Arab series to be filmed with a full Turkish artistic crew, under the direction of an Arab director.

Saif Al Sheikh Najib brings back to life the heritage of the south in “Al Zafer” You can follow the news and advertisements of celebrities and all their exclusive content that you can only find through the Special application, which is a social networking application with special and unique features, as it includes a podcast that provides many unique features as you can launch a podcast with your friends or listen to others, and it also provides knowledge of the various possessions of celebrities .

Director Saif Al Sheikh Najib returns with a huge work called “ Al Zafer ”, which is a historical fantasy series that simulates the life of society in the south of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia in an ancient era. The series is distinguished by its huge production, as it was filmed entirely in the Al Baha region, which has not been exploited on television before, to present a pristine image of the charming nature of the south.

" Al Zafer " does not only review the customs and traditions of southern families, but also addresses the conflicts and doubts that may lead to the disintegration of families. The work includes an elite group of Saudi drama stars, including Rashid Al Shamrani and Maryam Al Ghamdi, and is considered one of the largest productions in the history of Saudi drama.

Basil Al Khatib returns to cooperate with Hayat Al Fahad in “My Mother’s Ideas” After an absence, director Basil Al Khatib returns to Gulf drama through the series “My Mother’s Thoughts,” which brings him together for the third time with the great Kuwaiti artist Hayat Al Fahad. The series deals with sensitive social issues, revolving around the character of “Shaha,” played by Al Fahad, a strong and domineering woman who imposes her opinions on her family, which creates conflicts within the family.

“My Mother’s Thoughts” does not only present these conflicts, but also sheds light on the impact of authoritarianism on family ties and social relationships, and provides a deep insight into the challenges facing Gulf and Arab families. The series includes a selection of Gulf stars, including Ibrahim Al-Hasawi and Shaima Ali, and is produced by Al-Fahd Foundation.

These three works reflect the strong presence of Syrian directors in Gulf drama, and present a diversity of topics presented. It is expected that these series will receive wide following in Ramadan 2025, due to their exciting stories, prominent stars, and modern production techniques.