Imad Murad-Doha
Paradoxically, the new Qatari series "Arab Quarter" monitors the form of life among the various Arab nationalities present in Qatar, and its homogeneity among the people of the Arab world, despite the current political problems that have torn the social fabric of the region.
The Arab neighborhood of Doha is packed with all Arab nationalities whose problems and hopes are different in their homelands, lives and work in Qatar, but their affection and love make this neighborhood a model of life in the entire Arab world.
The series, which consists of thirty episodes, confirms the idea of Arab unity and the Arab gathering in Doha, and affirm the spirit of love, brotherhood and renunciation of differences, where the series includes five Arab families of different nationalities; four of them live in one neighborhood, and occurs between them and compatibility and differences, but Doha brings them together In tolerance.
The authors of the series have been keen to have a meaningful message that reflects the values and ethics of Arab origin, and reject extremism and intolerance, and presents events and social issues within the work in a comical manner commensurate with the objectives of communicating the message to the public, the work is not free from the blink and also not drowned in the comedy without Message.
The shooting will continue in Doha until the end of September, and the wheel will then move out of Qatar to shoot the rest of the scenes, where it is expected to finish filming the work at the end of October next, and be ready for the show next Ramadan.
| The series witnesses the participation of 11 Arab nationalities (Al Jazeera) |
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Participated in the work, which was written by Mazen Taha and directed by Nasser Al-Dosari - 14 representatives from Qatar and the Arab world, representing 11 Arab nationalities, and the most prominent participant in the series championship from the State of Qatar and residents Ghazi Hussein, Swar Al-Zaytouni, Mohammed Al-Sunni, Faisal Rashid Wilds Al-Zaytouni, Salem Al-Mansouri and Ahmed Afif Also participating in the series are Egyptian artists Dia Mirghani and Ahmed Azmi, from Syria Andrei Iskaf and Rawaa Yassin and Gerges Jbara and Azza Bahra, and from Lebanon Nour Saab, and artist Doaa Shrouf from Jordan.
The director of the work Nasser Al-Dosari - in an interview with Al-Jazeera Net - that the series sends the message that the need to leave politics to politicians, and look at the Arab peoples close to each other and not what divides them, pointing out that the Arab world, regardless of its political division will remain one fabric waiting for the moment of unity.
Al-Dosari adds that the work witnesses the participation of 18 heroes with the same amount of scenes and attention to separate dramatic lines with a dramatic plot that the writer Mazen Taha synthesized creatively makes it difficult to reach the hero of the work; to find that all these actors are heroes, in addition to the presence of 12 additional dramatic lines for the guests of the work.
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He explains that the writer does not send political messages as much as the social messages it contains, addressed to all citizens of the Arab world, in addition to a set of other messages that tell about the relationship between couples, such as severe jealousy that affects life, and can lead to divorce, as well as neighbors' relations with each other.
| The series discusses other social issues such as problems between couples (Al Jazeera) |
According to Dossari, the Arab Quarter is a microcosm of the Arab motherland, with its differences and divisions, amid a parody of "living, living and living" events, pointing out that the main families in this work are the Gulf, Shami and Egyptian families, and then the rest of the artists from Tunisia, Sudan and Jordan. Yemen will be individuals in this neighborhood.
The actor Abdullah Ghifan, who plays the role of Mr. Malik, a well-known businessman and resident of the Arab neighborhood, confirmed that the series is a joint Arab action starring artists from Qatar and all Arab countries, pointing out that the series is a comedy within the framework of purposeful far from aloof, and provides comedy position And no comment comedy.
He adds that one of the indications of the work is to confirm that Qataris and residents in Qatar are equally, and have fraternal relations, and stand in the same trench, expressing the hope that there will be joint Arab actions annually seeking the same goal.