Despite being bound to work for the abusive Abu Issa for four years, rebellious 15-year-old Farhan is resolved to stay strong and stand up for himself till he finds a way out.
A domineering mother controls the fate of her three daughters despite the difficulties they face, as one of them separates from her husband, the second’s husband goes to prison, and the latter suffers a tragedy that makes her go through various kinds of torment.
The events of the series deal with a traditional nature, the story of a popular woman who tries hard to treat the people of the village using folk medicines in the old traditional way, and seeks to help them in various ways in light of the difficult circumstances in which they live.
In the world of camel racing, Ghanim is preparing for the Great Race of Safwa. His younger brother, Matar, grew up hearing these poems about their legendary grandfather, known only as "Hajjan," the Arabic word for jockey. But as he follows in his grandfather's footsteps, in a regional qualifying race, foul play interrupts Ghanim's dreams. Matar realizes that the only chance to save himself and his inseparable camel Hofir is to also become a "Hajjan", and enter the world of Bedouin camel racing — where heroes are made.
Hayat, a 12-year-old strong-willed girl, lives in a poor fishing village governed by dark tradition, in which every family must give away a daughter to the sea creatures who inhabit the waters near by. In turn, the sea creatures are hunted by the men of the village. Saved from this ordeal by her father, Hayat is outcasted by her village and considered a curse. But Hayat never surrenders. When Hayat’s mother gives birth to her new-born brother, Hayat must accept the brutal custom by sacrificing herself to these creatures or find a way to escape.
A Saudi actor, producer and poet, (born in 1964 AD), worked in theater, cinema and television. He was famous for his complex and difficult roles. Among the characters that Sheikh Abdul Malik was famous for in the Akon Awla series, his artistic career began in the theater in 1980 through the Saudi Justice Club Theater He writes popular and lyrical poetry and some voices in the Gulf sang to him, including the Kuwaiti singer Nawal in a song that promised me joy and the Saudi singer Adel Al-Khamis. He has recently achieved wide repercussions in cinema, and most of his participation won many local, Arab and international awards, to become a cinematic icon who has inspired many interested people, critics and the public.