Arabic TV Shows
Arabic TV Shows
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Arabic TV Shows organized by country of origin or dialect:
TV Shows Catalog
TV Shows Catalog
Syrian TV Shows
Syrian TV Shows
A Syrian drama following a businessman, Hatem, and other characters in their struggles between good and evil and masculine and feminine power.
A serial mystery drama. The first episode begins with the story of Darin, who belongs to the ideal family, but ends up the victim of a crime committed by a family members.
In a village by the Lebanon-Syria border, the head of an arms-smuggling clan contends with family conflicts, power struggles and complicated love. Viewable with a Netflix subscription.
Israeli drama with Palestinian Arabic dialect about experiences in the Israel Defense Forces.
الندم (Al Nadam)
الندم (Al Nadam)
This drama follows a writer's life before and after the start of the Syrian civil war. Features the Syrian dialect, but also Modern Standard Arabic as well.
A Syrian series about the Palestinian exodus in 1948 after the Israeli occupation to Palestine.
A Syrian teen drama depicting the social problems faced by the younger generation in society are presented in the context of a drama in the everyday life. The story follows Hanan, a school counselor in an all-girls high school, who is also a mother of three boys. Innocence is mingled with the harshness of the conditions of life resulting in soft thorns.
Syrian poltics, news, and morning shows.
The series chronicles the daily happenings and family dramas in a neighborhood in Damascus, Syria in the inter-war period under French rule when the local population yearned for independence. Note: this show uses the old, Damascene accent.
Lebanese TV Shows
Lebanese TV Shows
Lebanese TV
A web-based drama series filmed in and around Beirut, Lebanon.
Lebanese Food Vloggers
A satirical, Lebanese web-series about the day-to-day inner workings of Lebanon's censorship bureau.
Jordanian TV Shows
Jordanian TV Shows
some liken this series to the Jordanian version of "The Office".
Jordanian Comedy Central on Youtube.
Jordanian comedy called the "Female Show"
N20, or Nitrous Oxide, is an Arabic sitcom comedy program that is supposed to be just as funny as laughing gas.
A group of adolescents in the ancient city of Petra in the Kingdom of Jordan are to discover a supernatural creature from the Semitic myth, Jinn. This is a slightly mysterious mythical creature that takes human form. The balance of the human world is to be turned on its head by the discovery. Note: The TV is the first series in Arabic produced by Netflix.
Egyptian TV Shows
Egyptian TV Shows
Laila learns that her brother has decided to move to Israel, considered as a betrayal. While the series can be viewed as politically problematic with themes such as Zionism and the expulsion of Egyptian Jews in 1953 by Nasser, the series features beautiful glimpses of Egypt, Cairo and the Nile!
Reem suffers from extreme poverty. A hustler chases her down in order to recruit her to work for him. The man succeeds in capturing her and escapes with Reem to Cairo, where becomes part the pimp’s network and undertake numerous relationships with businessmen across the city.
When Ali arrives at a luxury hotel to visit his sister, he discovers she has suspiciously disappeared; while trying to find his sister, Ali falls in love with the hotel owner's daughter.
Misc. TV Shows
Misc. TV Shows
Emirati legal drama following new lawyer, Farah, as she takes on her first cases after graduating from law school. Stream on Netflix
A source for many different Arabic tv series.
An index of many cartoons dubbed into Arabic.
Combines many Arabic dialects
Many Saudi Arabian video series playlists can be found here from dramas to educational content.
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