The Moroccan series "The Promise" Part Two: Intertwined events, enjoyable drama

After the huge success of the first season of the series "The Promise", the crew decided to return and produce a new season to complete an exciting story that combines drama and suspense, amidst wide audience interaction inside and outside Morocco. Therefore, in this article, we review all the details related to the Moroccan series "The Promise" Part Two, as its events became more complicated and its characters developed to enhance its appeal, make it more exciting and suspenseful, and confirm its position as one of the most prominent Moroccan television productions in recent years.

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The story of the Moroccan Promise series, Part Two The Promise Part Two is one of the best Moroccan series, set in a dramatic historical context full of excitement and suspense, inspired by the Hilali epic and its famous tweets, which are among the most prominent features of Arab folklore. The story takes place in Tunisia between 1149 and 1185 AD, where a bloody epic unfolds over seven nights, bringing together Abu Zayd al-Hilali and his father, Rizq bin Nail, in a fierce struggle that shakes the earth and makes the sky weep. According to some reliable sources, the series was filmed in the suburbs of the red city of Marrakesh, in addition to a number of other Moroccan cities.

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Number of episodes of the Moroccan series The Promise, Part Two The Moroccan series "The Promise" Part Two is a drama series that consists of two seasons, each season consisting of 30 episodes, with each episode lasting about half an hour (30 minutes). The first episode aired on January 11, 2025, on the Netflix digital platform, and achieved great success and high viewership rates. Currently, they are preparing to film the fourth and fifth parts.

The heroes of the Moroccan series "The Promise" A group of the brightest Arab stars participated in the work of the Moroccan series “The Promise” Part Two, which achieved great success thanks to a group of reasons, most notably the distinguished and exceptional crew who embodied their roles realistically and to the fullest, which made it produced in a brilliant and creative way, directed by Mohamed Khiari, written by Abdel Rahim Kamal, produced by Yasser Fahmy, written by Nasser Abdel Rahman, and starring:

The star Abdul Mohsen Al-Nemer in the role of Al-Zanati Khalifa. Star Ziad Touati as Barakat. Star Nidal Najm in the role of Rizk Bin Nayel. Star Mahira Abdel Aziz as Khadra. Star Maryam Al Zaimi as Wedad. Bahraini star Shaila Sabt as Jazia. The star Adwa Shaker in the role of Shiha. Star Najla Ben Abdullah as Saadi. Saudi star Mohammed Al-Hashem. The star Mohammed Miftah. Jordanian star Khaled Najm. The star Ibrahim Al-Zadjali. The star Amin Al-Naji. The star Ahmed Sorour. The star Kawthar Boudraâ. The star Salma Al-Siri. The star Karam Lamrani. Kuwaiti star Buthaina Al-Raisi. Discover the most beautiful celebrity collectibles through Special, which showcases the most famous items owned by stars and celebrities around the world.

Viewers' and critics' opinions on the series Although a large number of people, both inside and outside Morocco, followed the Moroccan series “The Promise Part Two” and it gained wide popularity, opinions differed about it. Some praised it and others criticized it. The opinions were as follows:

Many viewers praised it, highlighting its positive points such as its exciting story, strong plot, and strong and exceptional acting performance, which made it appear distinctive and attractive.

While many critics criticized it, explaining that it was similar to the first part in terms of excitement and quality, in addition to the absence of some key characters such as Reda Al-Alawi, which negatively affected the work and made it not as strong as it was in the first part.

But in the end, it achieved fantastic viewership figures, with the first episode reaching over 1.8 million viewers, while some episodes exceeded 7.4 million viewers. It also topped the list of most-watched shows on the first Moroccan channel.

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The latest artwork by artist Nidal Najm Star Nidal Najm participated in a number of television works during the years 2024 and 2025, including:

The Swords of the Arabs series, scheduled to air later this year, tells the story of the Arabs from the pre-Islamic era until the rise of the Umayyad state, highlighting the development of the Arab sword by reviewing the most prominent historical stages that shaped the features of Arab civilization. Directed by Samer Jabr and starring Nidal Najm, Salloum Haddad, Jamal Suleiman, Munther Rayhana, Basem Yakhour, and Yassin Ibn Qamra. The Prisoner series, whose first episodes aired at the end of last year, specifically on December 12, 2024, and within a dramatic framework full of excitement and suspense, its events revolve around the character of General Ismail, who, despite the passage of many years since his death, a secret organization has re-interested in his case, sending someone to track down the threads of his disappearance. Directed by Mohamed Lotfy and Magdy El-Semry, written by Marwa El-Deeb and Mirna Mounir, and starring Nidal Najm, Rashid Assaf, Mihar Khaddour, Dima Kandalaft, Sarah Abi Kanaan, and Ihab Shaaban. He also participated in two other television works during 2024, such as The Clown and We Didn't Differ. Get the latest celebrity ads directly on the Special app, where we show you everything new from international stars.

In conclusion, the Moroccan series "The Promise" Part 2 is an exciting experience and a unique addition to Moroccan television productions, as it combines historical drama with suspense and excitement, while its intertwining and evolving relationships make it reflect Moroccan reality and become a highly creative and distinctive work.