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Egypt is known as the Hollywood of the Middle East and North Africa region, and since its TV production industry caters to the Ramadan audience annually, Egyptian TV shows are a staple for those who observe the gracious month, which began on April 2 this year.
From brand-new Ramadan titles to a bingeable Muslim American sitcom, we recommend 7 series to keep you entertained after iftar.
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From dramas and comedies to cooking shows, your Ramadan viewing is sorted
DUBAI: It’s been five years since Kinda Alloush, one of the most popular actresses in the Arab world, decided to take a prolonged break for the first time in her career. She had dominated Syrian television in one decade and then Egyptian film and TV in the next, but Alloush had found, at the height of her fame, something that mattered more: The chance to start a family with