Moroccan Tales: Stories from the Heart of Tradition

This episode follows the story of Huriya, a woman in a tribe whose merchant husband falls gravely ill and passes away. Left with a young son, Yaqoub, she quickly overcomes her grief to support him, deciding to take over her late husband's trading business. Despite initial resistance and criticism from other men in the market, Huriya proves to be a skilled and resourceful businesswoman, earning respect and building a thriving trade in women's fabrics. She successfully raises Yaqoub, instilling in him the value of trade and education.

This episode tells the story of Zohra, a beautiful and shy young girl who lives a peaceful life with her parents in a distant village. After her father falls ill and dies, her mother soon follows, leaving Zohra alone in the world without family or support. She wanders from tribe to tribe, not knowing where to go, asking God to watch over her.

This episode tells the story of Haina. While gathering firewood with other girls, each of them finds something. Haina finds something related to a "ghoul". The other girls become frightened and continue on their way without looking back. Haina remains preoccupied.

his episode introduces Qamar, a beautiful and well-behaved girl, the cherished only child of a humble couple. Her father is materialistic, hoping she will marry a wealthy man, valuing fortune over character, while her mother desires a good, God-fearing husband for her daughter.