Episode 30
A lighthearted chain of chaos begins when Mordhi tries to claim the reward for spotting the Ramadan crescent, setting off escalating events involving the neighbors, the family, and the police.


In a comedic setting, the series highlights the cousins Maradi and Daham, the ongoing problems between the couple, and Maradi's efforts to resolve their conflicts.
A lighthearted chain of chaos begins when Mordhi tries to claim the reward for spotting the Ramadan crescent, setting off escalating events involving the neighbors, the family, and the police.
Mordhi and Daham exploit a mysterious incident to spark conflict between the two neighborhoods, turning it into a commercial and political gain.
Mordi and Daham are swept up in the illusion of quick wealth after promoting a mysterious game called “Lahobo” as the secret to luck and success.
Mordhi’s discovery of a message left by his father before his death about a buried treasure turns into an obsession with wealth shared by Mordhi, Daham, and Mordhiyah.
Abu Madhi suffers from isolation due to his old-fashioned language and outdated expressions, prompting Mordhi and Daham to come up with a solution that appears humane on the surface.
Mordhi and Daham open a romantic café with a Parisian theme in hopes of attracting the neighborhood residents.
Mordhi and Daham deceive everyone into believing they are pilots, turning their failure into a fake spectacle amplified by social media.
The duty of hospitality turns into an exaggerated display when Murdi and Daham host a lost stranger in the neighborhood named Abu Mutlaq.
Mordhi goes through an existential crisis that is broken when he becomes deeply attached to a lost cat he rescues in the neighborhood.
The joy of Bakhit’s return from the United States with a business administration degree turns into an unexpected shock.