2001
An epic legendary story where love struggles on the shores of life and death, with its hero "Nar" who is looking for immortality, and its heroin Nuwwara, who's present and absent at the same time in her city, the city of Al- Nuwwar. Nar the tribe's Chief who enjoys the oriental spirit of compassion, and the city of Nuwwar, adorned with wisdom and reason.
2001
Ramad goes with Raad to look for Sarab who reached Al-Nawar city with Farasha and realized that wisdom is the foundation of this city. Ramad plots an alliance with the head of Al-Letham Al-Aswad Gang in order to overthrow his master, Nar. Sites: The Nar tribe's speculators, Al-Nawar city, Wildland.
2001
Ramad attempts to kidnap a girl from the city of Al-Nawar, but Sarab intervenes and prevents him from carrying out his plan, leading to a heated dispute between the two. Their confrontation creates growing tension and causes both Sarab and Ramad to distance themselves from Nar. As they remain away from him, Nar's condition begins to deteriorate and he falls ill, leaving him to suffer from their absence while the conflict between his companions continues.
The wise sage, Farasha's father, meets Nar and tells him about a mysterious girl named Nawara, revealing that she may hold the key to restoring his lost youth. Intrigued by the possibility of becoming young again, Nar listens carefully as the sage explains the importance of finding her. The revelation gives Nar new hope and sets him on a new path, as he begins to consider searching for Nawara and discovering whether she can truly restore his youth.
Nar prepares to leave for the city of Al-Nawar, determined to marry Nawara and begin a new chapter in his life. Before his departure, he reconciles with the wise sage, Farasha's father, putting their previous disagreements behind them. Meanwhile, Hajina discovers that Ramad has sent a group of men to assassinate Sarab and quickly warns him of the approaching danger. Thanks to her timely warning, Sarab manages to escape the attack and survive, while the growing conflict with Ramad continues to threaten everyone around them.
Sarab captures the men who were sent to kidnap Nawara and plans to take them to his master, Nar, so they can answer for their actions. After learning what happened, Nar becomes determined to punish Ramad for his involvement, causing the fortune-teller to panic as the consequences of their actions draw closer. Meanwhile, Hajina discovers a young girl whose parents have been murdered and decides to take her under her care, offering her help and protection after the tragedy.
Ramad discovers that Sarab has returned to the tribe accompanied by the leader who had previously allied with him in the plot to kidnap Nawara. Realizing that their return could expose his actions and put him in danger, Ramad decides to confront them before they can act against him. After breaking away from the tribe, he gathers a group of men and sets out with them, determined to find Sarab and his companion and kill them before they reach Nar or reveal the truth behind the kidnapping plot.
The people of Al-Nawar city elect the wise sage, Farasha's father to be the head of the Council of Wise men. Nar, accompanied by Sarab return to their tribe's speculators to punish the leader with whom Ramad allied but Nar set him free. Accompanied by the fortune-teller, Ramad returns to the speculators where Nar prepares to punish him.
Ramad and the Chief join forces and begin planning to kidnap Nawara, believing that marrying her will grant them immortality and allow them to escape the effects of aging. As they prepare to carry out their scheme, Hajina and the young girl Rum set out for the city of Al-Nawar. They intend to meet Sarab there and help him make the necessary preparations for Nar's expected arrival, as everyone's plans begin to converge on the city and Nawara becomes the center of the growing conflict.
The chief of the wise men convinces Nawara that she must marry Nar in order to protect the city of Al-Nawar and its people from the dangers threatening them. Meanwhile, Sarab's friend is surprised to discover his granddaughter, Rum, in Hajina's company, bringing them together after their separation. As preparations continue for Nar's arrival and Nawara faces the difficult decision surrounding the marriage, Ramad moves closer to Al-Nawar with his men, determined to carry out his plan to kidnap Nawara before his rivals can stop him.
With Hajina's help, Sarab discovers that Ramad is approaching the city of Al-Nawar with the intention of kidnapping Nawara, prompting him to prepare for the growing threat. Meanwhile, Ramad's men manage to capture Nar before he can safely reach the city, but Shawk intervenes and helps him escape from their custody. As the people of Al-Nawar focus their attention on Nawara and the events surrounding her, Kinana becomes increasingly jealous of the special interest and importance the people of her city are giving to Nawara.
Kinana begins planning an alliance with Ramad in an attempt to prevent Nawara from marrying Nar, driven by her jealousy and determination to interfere with the marriage. She sees Ramad as a useful ally who could help her disrupt the plans surrounding Nawara and change the course of events in Al-Nawar. Meanwhile, Ramad agrees to help the Chief search for his missing wife, Yasmina, hoping that assisting him will serve his own interests and strengthen their cooperation as their plans continue to develop.
Ramad kidnaps his mother, the fortune-teller, and flees with her into the wilderness, distancing himself from the tribe as the conflict surrounding Nawara continues to intensify. Meanwhile, the wise sage, Farasha's father, begins preparing the inhabitants of Al-Nawar to defend themselves by teaching them how to fight, with Hajina assisting him in training and organizing the people. Elsewhere, Banan unexpectedly finds his girlfriend, Nomira, among the members of Nar's tribe after a long separation, bringing the two together again under unexpected circumstances.
The wise sage, Farasha's father plans to leave the city of Al-Nawar accompanied by Sarab and the doctor in order to carry out a mission. Kinana continues to incite Nawara on Nar. Nar frees one of his lions from the cage amid the anxiety of the fortune-teller, who is waiting for him to fulfill his promise to her.
Ramad manages to kill Sharar as the conflict continues to intensify, removing another obstacle standing in the way of his plans. Meanwhile, Hajina continues training the people of Al-Nawar to fight, helping them develop the skills they need to defend their city against the growing threats surrounding them. Elsewhere, Ramad succeeds in freeing Wahsh from captivity after he had been captured and held prisoner by Yasmina and her husband, the Chief, allowing Wahsh to rejoin him as their confrontation with their enemies continues.
Hajina succeeds in killing Ramad and, with Sarab's help, rescues Nawara from the danger surrounding her. With the threat finally overcome, Nawara marries Nar, but their happiness is short-lived when Nar dies soon afterward. Following his death, Nawara comes to understand the true meaning of the promised immortality: Nar will live on through their unborn son. As the birth of their child draws near, she realizes that his legacy and continuation will be fulfilled through the next generation.
