The Iraqi series "Al-Naqeeb" tops the viewership charts. Here are the details.

With the beginning of the holy month of Ramadan, this series topped the list of Iraqi works, including the series “Al-Naqeeb.”

The story of the series "The Captain" The series consists of 15 episodes and embodies real operations from the files of the Iraqi Federal Intelligence and Investigation Agency, and the story of an officer who devoted his professional and personal life to fighting and defeating terrorism until he achieved the honor of martyrdom. The series

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The work is a true story This series is considered one of the Iraqi series taken from the files of the “Falcons Cell” intelligence in Iraq. The story of the officer is real, and the work focuses on the officer’s penetration of ISIS and his uncovering of its leaders and thwarting the bombing plans targeting the capital, “Baghdad.”

The work is produced by "Firouzeh", the company that achieved great success with the series "Amerli", which achieved overwhelming success.

Action heroes The Captain series is written by Jaafar Tayeh, directed by Wathab Al-Sakr, and starring:

Haider Abu Abbas (Captain Harith Al-Sudani)

Iyad Al-Taie (Abu Yasser)

Hassan Hadi (Abu Maryam)

Samir Dasher (Abu Qutaiba)

Samar Qahtan (Abu Barakat)

Awaatef Al-Salman (Umm Harith)

Mazen Mohammed Mustafa (Abu Harith)

Mohammed Iyad (Manaf)

Mohammed Nasser (Emad)

Edited by Al-Asadi (Mustafa)

The story of the martyr "Harith Al-Sudani" Iraqi circles were abuzz with the story of the martyred Captain Harith al-Sudani, a member of the secret intelligence unit "Al-Sokour" (The Falcons), who became known as Iraq's most accomplished intelligence officer following an investigation published in the international press.

Martyr Harith al-Sudani joined the terrorist organization under the nom de guerre Abu Suhaib. He lived with the organization's members for 16 months, living within an ISIS terrorist cell in Tarmiyah, north of Baghdad. He foiled dozens of car bomb and suicide attacks on the Iraqi capital during that period before being exposed and executed by ISIS members.