Ramadan 2026 TV Guide: The Series Set to Define the Season

As Ramadan edges closer, evenings are once again set to revolve around television schedules, shared screens, and long-running debates over what’s worth watching. This year’s drama slate mixes the familiar with the unexpected: established stars stepping back into the spotlight, new faces taking on lead roles for the first time, sequels to proven hits, and fresh stories shaped by shifting social realities. Whether you’re drawn in by cast reunions, character-driven storytelling, or simply looking for something that will anchor your nights throughout the month, these are the Ramadan series shaping up to dominate conversation this season...

‘Etnein Gheirna’ | Dir. Khaled El Halfawy

Starring Asser Yassin and Dina El Sherbiny, ‘Etnein Gheirna’ follows a reclusive high school teacher working at an international school whose life shifts after meeting a famous actress dealing with personal crises. Their chance encounter develops into a relationship shaped by emotional baggage and social pressure.

‘W Nensa Elli Kan’ | Dir. Mohamed El Khebeiry

A romantic social drama centred on a complicated love story bringing together Yasmine Abdel Aziz and Karim Fahmy.

‘El King’ | Dir. Sherine Adel

Mohamed Imam stars as a young Egyptian man drawn into an international criminal network, where he moves from insider to hunted target. The series also features Hanan Motawea and Merna Gameel.

‘El Darsh’ | Dir. Ahmed Khaled Amin

Mostafa Shaaban returns to Ramadan drama in a dual-role narrative about twin brothers, one of whom loses his memory following an accident, triggering a search for identity amid escalating conflicts. Sahar El Sayegh and Ayda Reyad co-star

‘Sawa Sawa’ | Dir. Essam Abdel Hamid

A social romance set in El Sayeda Zeinab, following a working-class young man whose life becomes intertwined with that of a nurse, exploring love, labour, and everyday struggle.

‘A’ard W Talab’ | Dir. Amr Moussa

Starring Salma Abu Deif, the series revolves around interconnected characters navigating relationships and social pressures within a popular drama framework.

‘Ab Wa Laken’ | Dir. Yasmine Ahmed Kamel

Mohamed Farrag stars as a father dealing with the legal, psychological, and emotional fallout of a family crisis. The series touches on themes including custody, visitation laws, and modern fatherhood.

‘Sana Oula Tala’ | Dir. Karim El Adl

Maged El Kedwany and Youssra El Lozy star in a drama examining divorce and post-separation relationships from both male and female perspectives.

‘El Set Mona Lisa’ | Dir. Mohamed Ali

Mai Omar plays a divorced woman rebuilding her life after a failed marriage, navigating independence, social pressure, and the possibility of new relationships.

‘Be Hagar Wahed’ | Dir. Eslam Khairy

Starring Mostafa Gharib and Diab, the series marks a tonal shift for Diab, who steps away from his more villainous depictions and takes on a comedic role.

‘El Nos 2’ | Dir. Hossam Ali

Ahmed Amin returns as Abdel Aziz Al-Noss in a continuation of the 1930s-set historical drama, following resistance efforts against foreign occupation. The cast includes Sedky Sakhr and Asmaa Abu El Yazid.

‘Ala Ad El Hob’ | Dir. Khaled Saeed

Nelly Karim and Sherif Salama star in a romance-driven drama involving an Italian chef whose move to Egypt entangles him in personal and professional relationships.

‘Taht El Hesar’ | Dir. Peter Mimi

Set against the backdrop of Israel's genocidal war in Gaza, the series follows a love story unfolding amid survival, displacement, and loss. The cast includes Menna Shalabi, Eyad Nassar, Kamel El Basha, and Adam Bakri.

‘El Maddah 6’ | Dir. Ahmed Samir Farag

Hamada Helal returns for the sixth season of the long-running supernatural drama, joined by Fathy Abdel Wahab.

‘Fan El Harb’ | Dir. Mahmoud Abdel Tawab

Youssef El Sherif stars as a man forced into leadership after his father is wrongfully imprisoned, navigating revenge, business power, and moral compromise. Sherry Adel and Reem Mostafa co-star.

‘Ali Clay’ | Dir. Mohamed Abdel Salam

Ahmed El Awady stars as a real estate dealer and showroom owner whose personal and professional life unravels amid mounting crises. Dorra Zarrouk co-stars.

‘Baba W Mama Giran’ | Dir. Mahmoud Karim

Starring Ahmed Dawoud and Mirna Gameel. Story details have not yet been announced.

‘Efrag’ | Dir. Ahmed Khaled Moussa

Amr Saad stars as a working-class man whose life collapses after fraud and injustice strip him of everything he owns, forcing him into a fight for dignity and survival. Tara Emad co-stars.

‘Ein Sehreya’ | Dir. Sadeer Massoud

Essam Omar plays a CCTV technician whose routine job pulls him into a dangerous chain of events involving surveillance, crime, and legal confrontation. The cast includes Bassem Samra and Amr Abdel Gelil.

‘Had Aqsa’ | Dir. Maya Ashraf Zaki

Rogina stars as a woman whose life spirals after securing a large bank loan through personal connections, exposing fault lines of trust, debt, and social pressure.

‘Es’al Rouhak’ | Dir. Reda Abdel Razek

Starring Yasmine Raees. Plot details have not yet been disclosed.

‘Ana W Howa W Homa’ | Dir. Zahir Kano’

A light social drama structured as three five-episode stories, blending romance and crime. The cast includes Ahmed Salah Hosny, Nesrine Tafesh, and Kamal Abu Raya.

‘Fakhr El Delta’ | Dir. Hady Basiouny

Ahmed Ramzy stars as an ambitious young man from the Delta seeking success in advertising and creative industries. Kamal Abu Raya and Entissar co-star.

‘Awlad El Ra’y’ | Dir. Mahmoud Kamel

A family drama centred on a powerful business dynasty facing internal power struggles and external threats. The cast includes Maged El Masry, Khaled El Sawy, and Ahmed Eid.

‘Tawabe’ | Dir. Yehia Ismail

Riham Haggag stars as a psychology-focused influencer drawn into a murder investigation, exploring digital identity, influence, and moral accountability.

‘Noon El Neswa’ | Dir. Ibrahim Fakhr

Mai Kassab plays Sharifa, a charismatic woman whose public persona hides a darker reality, with the series examining the destructive impact of social media on young women.