Synopsis

The story takes place in Dar Lasram 2 - a house in "Place Ramadhan Bey" in the Medina of Tunis - during the month of Ramadan. Chedly Tammar, dean of the family and wealthy landowner, lives with his family in a bourgeois house of the Arab-Muslim type. He comes from a Tunisian family of ancient notability. Her adopted son Kmaier ran away after being slapped by Safedly, Chedly's wife. Misunderstandings develop between Chedly and Safiya, who decides to work and becomes pregnant at the age of 47. His daughter Fatma, during the year of her baccalaureate, lived a love story with Ahmed, an academic who belongs to a family of owners from around Béja and who asks for his hand. Her other daughter Souad and her husband Mongi are having problems keeping their two-year-old son Nabil. Othman, Chedly's employee, requests the hand of Hadda, the Tammar servant. Cheikh Tehifa, Safiya's uncle, the most comical character on the soap, is the guest of the Tammars and also wants to marry Hadda. In the second season, Safiya gives birth to a boy named Mohamed Ali; she runs a textile business. Cheikh Tehifa tries to intervene by magic on Hadda's behavior so that she separates from Othman and marries him. The latter is upset by Othman who forgets to contact her for a long time. Fatma becomes jealous of Raoudha, a journalist who tries to seduce Ahmed. After the death of his grandfather, Ahmed wants to sell all his properties but his mother is irritated. Elies, a young man and cousin of Safiya, spends Ramadan with the Tammars during which he steals items from the house and conducts illegal operations in the textile company of Safiya, for the benefit of Lamine, a businessman who buys the most important monuments of the suburb and does his best to buy the coffee of Slouma and his cousin Néjia. Néjia refuses the offer and experiences problems with his cousin. Lamine also wants to buy the house of Baya, an old and bourgeois house; Baya, who has infertility problems, accepts to have children. The Tammar suspect Kmaier of having stolen objects from the house; he gets carried away and finally leaves the house. Written by: brahamdali