The demands of Khaled Al-Nabawi’s children are a major challenge facing him in the “Meem Empire”

“Mukhtar” Khaled Al-Nabawi’s problems with his children in the “Mem Empire” began to take a new form after “Marwan” Nour Al-Nabawi decided to present their demands in a paper.

“Marwan” demanded that his father ease his restrictions on them, find out the house’s budget, and meet once a week to discuss their demands, and “Mukhtar” rejected everything except the idea of meeting and listening to them.

As for "May" Hala Shiha , she rejects the idea of selling the house. At first, her ex-husband was not interested in the matter, but when he was offered to be the advertising face of the company for a year and take a million dollars, he began to think about it.

“May” and the neighborhood residents decided to meet together and informed “Mukhtar,” and his sister, “Madiha,” Nashwa Mustafa, found out about the sale of the house. “Mukhtar” told her that he had offered him an amount of 65 million pounds, but he refused, and asked her not to tell the children.

But Madiha made a mistake and told the children the amount offered to their father. It seems that this will get them into big problems with him, especially since all their crises and requests are financial.

Events and heroes of the series "Mem Empire" The Empire of a Meem series is based on the original novel of the same name, by Ihsan Abdel Quddus, and its events revolve around Mukhtar Abu Al-Majd, the father who bears the responsibility of raising his six children, after the death of his wife, in addition to his work in the Ministry of Education. As time passes, the children’s problems increase. Their father's burden of upbringing increases with them, especially as most of them reach adolescence.

“Empire Meem” series, starring Khaled Al-Nabawi, Hala Shiha, Nashwa Mustafa, Mahmoud Hafez, Nour Al-Nabawi, Muhammad Mahmoud Abdel Aziz, Mayan Al-Sayyid, Elham Safi Al-Din, Hajar Al-Sarraj, Mona Ahmed Zahir, Adam Wahdan, Iman Al-Sayyed, Nourhan Mansour, Laila Ezz Al-Arab, Ahmed Talaat, and Mahmoud Hafez, story Ihsan Abdel Quddus, screenplay and dialogue by Muhammad Suleiman Abdel Malek, directed by Muhammad Salama.