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New Shahid Shows: 10 Series To Watch This Winter

From Magnouna Beek to Harb Ahlia, Bazaar Arabia shares a list of shows that you need to watch this season

New Shahid Shows: 10 Series To Watch This Winter

As the temperature begins to cool and the days get a little shorter, our collective migration begins to our living rooms. Shahid, the leading streaming platform in the region, offers a diverse array of compelling content, ranging from exclusive regional dramas to international blockbusters. Join us as we share some unmissable ones to switch up your winter-binging-shows and some new characters to fall in love with.

New Shahid Shows: 10 Series To Watch This Winter

Al Maktab (The Office)

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The internationally recognised, celebrated, and adored show ‘The Office’, originally created by Ricky Gervais gets an Arab twist with MBCs Al Maktab, which translates to The Office in Arabic. The story, which always has always revolved around a paper company following the American adaptation of the British Classic, is based around a Saudi Courier services company and its lovable boss.

Every Week Has a Friday

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Menna Shalabi’s outstanding supporting performance as Nour, which earned an International Emmy nomination, elevates this show to a must-watch status. The thrilling storyline revolves around Leila, whose mysterious past compels her to coexist with Imad, a mentally unstable individual, in his home where a series of murders occurs every Friday. It is one of the best Egyptian series on the platform at the moment.

The wall

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Now on its third season, the storyline unfolds in Fermont, a quaint mining town in northeastern Quebec, where the lifeless body of a young dancer is discovered. Detective Céline, a seasoned professional, takes charge of the investigation.

Harb Ahlia

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Staring Harper’s Bazaar Arabia’s September cover star Yousra, the narrative unfolds around Maryam’s life, compelled by circumstances to part ways with her young daughter, Tamara, leading to feelings of envy. Maryam falls victim to deceit, manipulated by both her psychiatrist and her husband, Youssef.

Mawdo’o A’eli (Family Matter)

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Reluctantly, Ibrahim agrees to assume the role of legal guardian for his estranged daughter, embarking on a six-month journey that leads to a series of uproarious and life-altering adventures. For those who haven’t seen it yet, the plot revolves around Ibrahim’s hesitant acceptance of guardianship, leading to both comical and transformative moments in his life.

Saheb Al Maqam (The Enshrined Saint)

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This is yet another Yousra show to add to your watchlist immediately. In the midst of a personal crisis, a young businessman discovers his lifeline in an unexpected source: a revered holy woman who steps forward to assist him….

Magnouna Beek

In the vibrant world of this musical comedy series, a highly accomplished lawyer finds her life taking an unexpected turn when a coincidental meeting brings her face-to-face with her former boyfriend. Faced with this twist of fate, she makes a daring and impulsive decision to change her course. As she navigates the complexities of her professional success and personal relationships, viewers are taken on a rollercoaster ride of laughter, love, and self-discovery.

The Thief 

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This story is about how a family’s abrupt return home, leaves an amateur thief in the lurch as he himself stuck in their apartment amidst the COVID-19 lockdown, and past curfew.

Anbar 6

This compelling Drama Series delves into the lives of incarcerated women, providing a rare insight into their world behind bars. With each woman’s unique story adding depth to the narrative, the anticipation for Season Two is palpable. Scheduled to premiere on Shahid on October 12th, 2023, the upcoming season promises even more excitement as the story continues to unravel.

Belly of the Whale

Shahid unveiled its latest series, “Belly of the Whale,” with a tantalizing glimpse into the complex underworld of relationships and rivalries. With a caption that reads, “In the underworld, it’s a labyrinth of alliances and conflicts… where even your own shadow can’t be trusted!”, the show boasts an impressive cast including Mohamed Faraj, Bassem Samra, Asmaa Abu Al-Azid, Samah Anwar, Essam Omar, and Abdul Aziz Makheoun.

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