After many years of living abroad, Rola unknowingly returns to her hometown on the day of her great-grandpa’s death and must keep up with the traditional habits of offering condolences.
Rola struggles to cope with her family and the village. Complicating things further is her finding out that some of her money… was stolen.
Despite not getting along with her grandma, Rola discovers that all she has is family when Nawras and Shaheen help her with the authorities after losing her passport.
Rola makes peace with the idea that her visit may take longer than she expected. Meanwhile, Nawras is hellbent on cheating his way to passing his exams.
As the family “starts” planning to settle the inheritance, Rola realizes that the mission she initially came for is not so smooth… and may not be so possible.
When in need, Umm Fawaz realizes that the only one she can count on is Rola who lends her a helping hand. A hospital blunder adds to the family’s list of amusing stories.
To impress their uncle, the boys are forced to help Hamed after his car breaks down. But little do they know that this social media-savvy stranger is about to make them go viral.
Now a guest in Umm Fawaz’s home, Hamed’s social media obsession soon goes out of hand – which prompts Fahed to set him boundaries.
After she grows more attached to Rola, Umm Fawaz aims to keep her close to her in any way – even if it means she must find her a groom.
Motivated by Rola, Nawras and Shaheen decide to launch their own business, unaware that their “American dream” could be much harder to achieve than expected.
After getting in an unfortunate accident and hitting three “creatures,” Ayham begins to learn that humility is the only way through…
After Umm Nawras and her husband's relationship reaches a dead end, Rola intervenes to try to get them back together… with the help of a few others.
When a journalist named Ghinwa visits the village for a report on education in rural areas, Nabil realizes that her arrival brings him a breath of fresh air… for a while.
Fed up with the villagers who nag about absolutely everything, Ayham decides to take action. But his temper soon lands him in jail... and at a therapist’s clinic.
Love hits like a bomb, especially as each member of Umm Fawaz’s are searching for romance (or stability) in their own way.
With autumn approaching, everyone goes through their own struggles in love, marriage or settling down… and Rola is always there for advice.
Shaken by his fear of getting bullied, Tawfiq becomes more careful of the relationships he is forging with those around him… maybe a little bit too careful.
As the olive harvest season kicks in, only Nawras and Shaheen are forced into the job. With the sun blazing above their heads, they (finally) decide to get some help.
After seeing a new film about the seven sins, Ayham obsesses over guiding the villagers towards the right path. But he seems to forget one person in his mission: himself.
The family decides to break the siege and finally liberate themselves from the scarcity of transportation means… so they buy a “used” car.
One of Rola’s friends asks for her help in conducting a research survey in the village about social media… But with Umm Fawaz’s family, everything is out of the ordinary!
An unwelcome guest visits Umm Fawaz, bringing chaos to her life with an invincible weapon – the evil eye – and Rola knows exactly what to do about it.
To escape his lazy life, Shaheen decides to enrol in an online university, making his family proud of him on one side, and Nawras skeptic on the other.
Nawras, Rola and Shaheen lay their hands on an old family photo album that takes them on a trip down memory lane. Now, Rola is motivated to make new memories with everyone.
Yearning for a change of pace away from the village’s routine life, Ayham decides to move to the city and start anew, unaware of the challenges that await him.
When Manhal disappears mysteriously, the family goes on an atypical mission to find him, only to discover that he’s in the last place they’d expect: jail.
Nabil’s old college buddy, Azmy, returns from abroad seeking to start planning for retirement. Soon enough, his fresh look at life makes the big brothers reconsider theirs.
When Midhat gets in an accident while driving Fawaz’s car, their relationship goes south… until Umm Fawaz has something to say to them.
After the men hit rock bottom because of desperation, an unusual guest arrives in the village and gives them a new, modern perspective on life.
After spending months she thought she’d dread in her village, Rola discovers that bidding farewell is far harder than she expected and revisits her decision.
