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DEDICATED TO MY MOTHER, HOUSSAM ALI

EPISODE ONE - MY DEAR

Excuse me, excuse me.

I want tickets.

- Tickets? - Aren't you the ticket seller?

Yes, I'm a ticket seller. Unfortunately, I am the ticket seller.

Why are you in a hurry?

You have ten cents that you want to spend?

Here you go, here's your ticket.

I hope you like it so you ride with us again.

Tickets!

Tickets, gentlemen.

- Be careful, are you blind? - I'm sorry sir.

I am a cripple, not blind.

May Allah relieve your distress, brother.

Excuse me sir.

Hold on, hold on you dropped something, be careful.

- Be careful, goodbye. - It's fine, it's fine.

Sir, is that your wallet on the floor?

I was robbed! I was pickpocketed!

This is lawful money!

These are my wallets.

Take this, give me the other

I have the right to take both.

Why? Should we reward you for being an idiot?

Grab it so you don't fall.

- How can this be? - Go.

Wait!

The wallet!

The wallet!

My God!

It's Master El Nos himself!

Forgive me.

They do not know your abilities!

I apologize, sir!

I have a complaint I am very tired of this.

I can't handle this anymore, I don't know.

I heard what you did during your shift today.

You did it very easily.

But why did you throw his wallet back?

- He's poor and trying to get some money. - Like you said, we're all poor.

He was surprised by you being the ticket seller.

Honestly, I'm surprised too.

- I heard that you used to... - Why do you hear so many things?

Why? Don't believe everything you hear Wajdi.

Your ears are pure, keep them that way.

All I'm saying is that people like you don't belong in here.

You're right, excuse me.

Is this better?

Don't waste your livelihood.

The most important thing is peace of mind.

- Are you at peace? - Of course not.

If I had it, would I tell you that it's the most important thing?

Everyone searches for what they lack.

So you like the country?

I like it.

I like it, Wajdi, but there are those who depend on me.

And the subject isn't the path I've chosen.

Do you understand?

Your skills in this area could be very useful.

Do you know why they call me El Nos?

- El Nos? - Yes.

Because I cut you off in the middle of your sentence.

Stop talking, Wajdi, because I love you.

Go hand over the money, go.

Welcome, welcome.

I heard some very bad news.

We'll leave you with your news, sir

so we can hand over the money and leave, let's go Wajdi.

- Let's go. - Wait.

Are you really a patriot?

Who's a patriot, sir? Wajdi?

Wajdi is a traitor, sir.

He's loyal to the English. Sir, Wajdi is no different than you.

It's lovely to see you, Karawan.

Be quiet.

If we searched you right now, Wajdi, we won't find leaflets on you?

Leaflets? With him?

He's the most submissive person.

Submit to his lordship. Show him what submission looks like!

Sir, I'll ease your mind

I'll search him myself so you'll know we're honest, sir.

We're honest, there's nothing here.

There's nothing here, see? What's this? Cigarettes.

There's nothing, turn around.

This is the collected money. There's nothing on him, nothing.

As you can see, he doesn't have anything.

- Search him. - Why are you so argumentative?

- Am I speaking to you? - I'm trying to help.

- Search him, Karawan. - Yes, sir.

Search him well.

Search him well, Karawan.

Search! What if there's something in the Tarboosh?

Here we go.

He doesn't have anything, sir.

So the information I got was not accurate.

It was said long ago, "I seek refuge in God from backbiting and slander

and the whispers of evil".

Just so you know.

Because of your constant arguments and talking

- a week's salary has been deducted. - Why?

After deducting three pounds

what will I have left?

Let's consider the railways a trust and donate the rest.

That would be good.

Listen, Wajdi.

I don't accept any patriots in the railways.

I would fire him immediately.

Not only that I will hand him over myself.

Do you think there are no rules?

Give me the paper, Karawan.

- Here you go, sir. - I will sign your leave request.

Are you taking leave, Karawan?

We will miss you, we will all miss you.

- I am grateful to you, sir. - You're welcome.

I beg your pardon, sir...

May God forgive me.

Mister Karawan staged this whole thing to hide what he has in his possession.

Sir, he has leaflets and letters.

As well as some illicit substances.

He deserves it.

Let's hand over the money.

- Let's go. - Excuse me, sir.

Illicit substances?

Mister Karawan!

Sir, I was waiting for you.

First, thank God you are safe, sir. You are most welcome.

Second, I hope our working relationship will be strong and built on love, sir.

- With you, Captain... - Wahid.

Anyway, sir. I was waiting for you to come

to inform you of the progress of work.

To inform me of the work?

I mean to inform you of the cases we were working on before...

I want the files of the capital's people from the past five years.

Files, investigations, reports even the smallest papers

I want them on my desk today.

- Obviously, sir... - Go.

Yes, sir.

Houda.

Let your brother hug you, young man

I want to hug you, but I know very well what it is like to hug you.

Fine.

How are you, Abu Hanfi? How are your studies?

Thank God, everything is fine.

Do you need anything?

Honestly, I don't need anything.

Since your voice changed and you said you don't need anything.

Take this.

Take this.

A whole pound, manage your affairs.

But listen, don't let it ruin your morals.

A lot of money can spoil a person.

Take this.

And I'll get through the rest of the month with this money.

Where did you find all this money?

All this money?

Isn't that an exaggeration for two pounds and 75 piasters?

Anyway, it's the salary with the tips.

You got tips plus two pounds and 75?

No, I paid the railways 25 piasters.

Because your brother is honest.

What kind of honesty is this? This is injustice.

Don't worry about it, Houda. I will manage my affairs, God willing.

Listen, I heard you say a word I didn't like.

What did I say?

You said this is injustice and things like that.

Has the pound corrupted your morals? Have you become a patriot?

So, what am I supposed to say?

Say the words you study in law.

Lawyers' terms, you can say...

You can say, "Your Honor the failed accused is before you".

"The one who is standing before you" Abdul Aziz.

"The one who is standing before you" See? I was testing you.

I'm afraid you'll face trial.

No, I am fine, I have become well as you can see, thank God.

May God have mercy on your soul, father.

Where are you, Mister Mansour Khalifa?

You should hear your son say these words, say it again.

- Before you. - Yes.

He sticks out his tongue to say it, wonderful!

It's all thanks to you who is responsible for where I am now?

You are my only family, Houda.

Pay attention to your studies, alright?

Please come visit us because Aisha misses you very much.

- Alright. - Goodbye, my dear.

Come so your brother can hug you.

But be careful, be careful.

You don't have anything I gave you the pound.

- Alright. - My dear, my dear.

Why are you covered in dust? Were you leaning on a wooden cart?

How foolish of you! Go on, take care of yourself.

- Goodbye. - Take care.

"My dear Salwa"? He has very bad taste.

Dear God! Mahmoud!

You dropped something, come here.

Egyptian food.

You have the most delicious food in the world.

Have a seat.

Sit down!

That's me.

The man with the gun

25 years ago.

Maybe you weren't even born yet, Sayed

25 years

I've been here in Egypt.

- What do you want from me? - They tortured you a lot, didn't they?

Immature officers who don't understand Egyptians.

They don't understand that torture makes you stronger

it doesn't weaken you.

That's why, I told them "Bring him to me, I want to talk to him".

Because I like talking to Egyptians.

Egyptian speech is beautiful.

Your food is delicious and Egypt is beautiful.

That's why you occupied it.

You are right.

We agree that we are enemies.

You have the right to do anything to eliminate your enemy.

To finish him.

And I have the right to use all my tools

to take what I want from you.

I have the gun...

the knife...

and the fork.

So, I can eat you.

There is a blank piece of paper in front of you...

and a pen, to write down all the names of your colleagues in the organization...

your meeting spots.

Everything, everything, Sayed!

Impossible.

I'm tired of rabbit and I want duck.

I love duck.

Isn't your sister Tawhida...

beautiful, as I heard?

Don't you call a beautiful girl a duck?

Do you see the neat people wearing shiny shoes in the back?

You know that I can sit among them...

wear shiny shoes, ride shiny cars and eat shiny sandwiches.

- Shiny sandwiches? - Grilled kebab sandwiches.

But you also know that you wouldn't like the way I would do it.

Neither would I, and I do not want it.

That is why I left my old profession and accepted this life.

Because I put my hopes in you you will allow us to sit among them.

With your knowledge and in a lawful manner,

I'm telling you Abdul Aziz, do not worry...

I am worried!

I am worried I can't replace my shoes because water seeps into them.

What do we have to do with the English and the Italians?

We have no business changing the world.

What can we change? We can change ourselves and the shoes we wear.

And if we have extra time we will go on a walk with Salwa.

Who is Salwa? Did I mention Salwa?

Yes, it's probably someone else's Salwa.

- By the way, I won't hug you again. - Why? Does Salwa mind?

That's enough, Abdul Aziz.

- That's enough. - Come on, Salwa admirer.

Enough.

Shine, O sun of my glory.

Shine in a heart...

which the days of love have turned away from.

I am Richard.

Nature has only given me an ugly face...

that doesn't appeal to Hasnaa.

Hasnaa!

But that is fine.

That is fine.

Time will see...

how Richard will create his...

His glory?

What do you mean by that?

I randomly said "his glory" I don't know Richard.

Why do you keep sneaking up on me?

How long have you been here?

Since you were calling Hasnaa.

Hasnaa.

That girl...

Hasnaa! Are you shy?

Are you making fun of me, Nos?

You work in a theater where women dance

and men slap each other so that drunkards can laugh at their failure.

And you're wasting your time with Hasnaa and in classical Arabic, Darwish?

If you stopped stuttering and learned to speak smoothly

you would become a failed storyteller

but at least we'd understand what you were saying.

You stutter when you are afraid.

Can you explain to me what you are afraid of now?

I don't know.

Maybe I'm afraid of this world.

Your likes should fear the afterlife, Darwish.

Don't be afraid of this world.

This world is beautiful.

Just calm down

I'll calm down when you come to your senses.

Where is your glory, Abdul Aziz El Nos?

You were very clever.

Maneuvering.

Dodging, hovering...

and stealing from fools before they blinked.

What a loss.

I don't know what drove you to lawful work.

What happened? We used to feast wear the best clothes, have fun

and keep others company.

Isn't that better than living in this warehouse?

Did you notice what you said?

I was the one who maneuvered spoke, dodged, and stole

while your role was limited to eating, dressing up, and enjoying.

- Isn't that right? - Smoke this.

No, I don't smoke this thing that's bad for you

I want a regular hookah.

Don't mess with me.

You know that it's the most precious thing that El Nos has.

Alright, I wish you would start using that mind of yours again.

You were a master.

If only you would listen to me.

We would go back to the days of prosperity.

You're right, Darwish you're right, I will go back.

I will go back to where I came.

Because every time you see me you say the same thing

I don't know why I visit you and why I miss you! I don't understand!

- I'll leave. - Sit down, don't be quick to anger.

I prepared the hookah for you.

- Give it to me. - Here you go.

By the way.

Yehya Al Qors has passed away.

"There is no strength and no power except with Allah."

Why didn't you tell me this before? Take this.

What's the matter?

"There is no strength except with Allah."

Isn't he your pickpocketing teacher?

This is a sign, Nos.

We should go back and revive his career.

Revive his career? You are very cold-hearted.

Why don't you create a drinking fountain as a charity in his honor?

Put that down, let's go join the funeral.

No, go alone.

He didn't do me any favors.

He did not teach me as he taught you.

May God have mercy on his soul.

He was a failure.

You mean him, right?

"To God only

things go.

God Almighty is true".

- May God protect you all. - May God protect you.

We hope not to see you under bad circumstances, Nos.

Why won't you visit me in bad circumstances?

You won't be a man if you didn't.

You only want to visit me on happy occasions?

Of course not, I mean that I hope no one will ever have to offer you condolences.

Why don't you want anyone to do so?

Will you leave me all alone at the funeral?

One of my relatives dies and no one comes?

My God! Why did you come in so angry?

- Never mind. - Come and sit near us here

because that is the row of informants.

What luck!

I thought I was in anguish because of my grief over the deceased.

Have a seat.

I apologize.

I will sit with them

I am neither an informer nor a pickpocket.

He has repented, my lord.

Do you see what happened to him?

My God!

If only you would listen and recant this repentance of yours.

Recant my repentance?

That sentence is more sinful than disobeying one's parents

I wish you would return to your former ways, Master Abdul Aziz.

They want me to recant my repentance?

I wish I had caught you while I was serving.

I would have made you very angry afterward.

- Dear God! - You think you can get him?

Mister Abdul Aziz has always been smart.

His mind is of great value.

If it weren't for the fact that he prefers to live in poverty.

May God have mercy on Yehya's soul.

He didn't trust anyone but him.

He didn't care about anyone but him.

We are all students of Mister Yehya.

God rest his soul.

He only ever said one prayer.

"Oh God, make me rich through sin."

"There is no god but Allah."

All his teachings should be studied.

Do you remember when he stole ten wallets at once at the festival?

Brothers, gossiping is bad.

Especially in someone's funeral.

What should happen next so that we learn?

We are mentioning the good deeds of the deceased.

- These are good deeds? - Yes.

You remember when he stole the Sheikh?

- Yes. - Enough!

Don't you know anything about small sins?

Don't you have anything to talk about except big sins?

I'm going to offer my condolences to Mrs. Aziza.

What's the matter? Have you reached your destination?

I hope you reach your destination too, Shatta.

Do you need anything? The state you are in...

I hope no one visits you neither in joy nor in sorrow.

I request that this man not participate in my funeral.

Is that so?

"Only the face of God is eternal."

"There is no god but Allah."

Oh merciful God.

- May God protect you, Mrs. Aziza. - May God protect you

- I am Abdul Aziz, who... - How can I forget you?

You were like a brother to him.

If you need anything I am at your service.

Is there a problem, mom?

- What? - Who is your mother?

This is my mother.

What? How?

- This is my son Zaqzouq. - Who do you mean?

- How did this happen? - I got married at a young age.

You had to have been married so early

for your son to look like this.

What is this, son?

Where did you get the money to buy this?

I found a quarter riyal inside and decided to buy cigarettes for the men.

My God! My God! You took the last money that was in the house?

Mom! Do you want them to think that Yehya Al Qors did not raise a man?

I am now the man of this house!

Man of the house? The house we will be evicted from tomorrow?

We owe three months' rent.

That's a different subject.

- My God! - Don't say that, Mrs. Aziza.

How will you be evicted from the house?

A house will be secured for you.

Don't worry, I'll take care of it.

Why don't I take care of it?

I'll talk to our landlord he'll rent you a vacant room next to us.

Why don't I talk to him?

Did you suddenly grow up this morning?

Did this boy recently reach puberty?

What are you saying in front of women? What do you mean by that?

- I hit puberty... - Shut up, that's enough.

We don't talk about these things are you an idiot?

Don't get angry Mister Abdul Aziz, he's just a child.

Get your stuff and come to us tomorrow.

Do you remember the address of my father's old house?

He who asks doesn't get lost.

We'll ask and find the place, don't worry.

Are you done talking?

Yes, I'm done

I'll see you tomorrow, Mrs. Aziza.

Bring all your belongings.

I hope you get lost.

What are you doing, mom? Talking to a ticket seller?

Ticket seller? That's Mister Abdul Aziz El Nos.

This is Abdul Aziz El Nos?

This is the man who used to visit us when we were young?

We're at a funeral! Your father is dead!

That's right May God have mercy on your soul, father.

Please, sir, take a look, here you go.

- Is this the Al Sayyida neighborhood? - Yes, sir.

Hello.

Please, have a seat.

- May I? - Of course.

It's your office.

Thanks.

I know you are a very practical officer.

Your reputation in Upper Egypt and...

- the... - The Al Khot area, sir.

Amazing!

I know you speak Egyptian very well.

Can we speak Egyptian so I can understand all the details?

Me too, sir.

Life in Cairo has become very difficult.

Pickpocketing must not be rampant in England's favorite colonial capital.

In addition to stealing and disturbing people, that is a disgrace!

This is not befitting of a civilized country

I understand, sir.

I came to welcome you...

and introduce myself.

I will let you finish your work.

Go ahead.

I have a small request, please.

Can you help your colleagues in the Political Police with today's mission?

I know this is not your specialty, I know.

But this is about the security of the country.

Yes, sir.

Is it possible that none of them will escape?

If they are caught, good but the ones who try to escape...

You can do it.

Can't you? You can do it, can't you?

I was sure you could do it!

Thank you.

Good evening Mister Issa.

Good evening, Abdul Aziz, please sit down.

Let me cut to the chase because I am very tired, it was a hard day.

A dear man passed away today...

and his family has no home to live in.

A poor woman and a boy.

Or we can consider him a child may God forgive me.

Can she live in the empty room next to me? God will reward you.

Why not? I sympathize with you, consider it done.

You know how dear you are to me.

You are more precious than the whole world.

God bless you, God bless you Mister Issa.

- May God bless you. - Thanks.

- Goodbye. - Listen, Abdul Aziz.

The rent for that room is one pound and you owe me two months' rent.

Right.

I knew it wouldn't be that easy.

You know my circumstances and any amount would help me.

We haven't reached the beginning of the month and this is my last pound.

May God make things easy for you.

Make things easy? You took my last pound!

I wish you health, protection and a sense of humor, anything, goodbye.

It seems you have money, Abdul Aziz.

Pay what you owe.

Is this an ambush, Mister Issa?

Be patient with the man he just paid his last pound.

He didn't spend it on himself but for charity.

- A whole pound? - I swear it was my last pound.

We're neighbors we're all in debt to each other.

Salama, you're in debt to Khudr, right?

- Yes, one pound and 70 piasters. - How much do you have of them?

I have a pound and a quarter only.

Khudr, aren't you in debt to Saad?

- Yes, 90 pounds. - Saad, aren't you in debt to Salama.

- One pound. - How much do you have of them?

- I have 75 pounds. - Okay.

Salama, give me the pound

I'll give one to Khudr and I'll wait for the rest.

How much you have after this?

- I have a pound and a half. - Give me the 90 piasters for Saad.

Saad, take the 90 piasters now you have 145 piasters.

Give me Salama's pound.

Okay, take, Salama.

Now you got your money back and paid off one pound.

- Yes, right. - Right?

How much do you owe Issa?

- Two pounds. - Well, give me this pound.

So that you can pay your debts.

Take Mr. Issa this is 80 piasters from Salama.

- Okay. - This is a pound of Salama, too.

You didn't think about that at all?

- Correct. - I'll take it until the end of the month.

- Okay. - We all paid off our debts.

- Is everyone satisfied? - Yes.

We're satisfied and we paid our debts.

- Is anyone upset of his brother? - No.

- Is anyone upset? - No.

Praise God.

Bye.

- He's a good man. - Very good.

- He is a fair man. - Very fair.

What is this?

- Are you cheating on me? - Oh God!

He'll come out of here! The baby's coming!

- What is this? - The boy is coming!

Why are you hitting her? I'm her husband and I don't hit her.

- The boy is coming! - What?

Let her hit me, Abdo to get the villain out of me.

You're happy? If you asked me I would hit you every night.

- Is this your husband, Aisha? - Yes, this Mr. Abdo.

- Are you turning me in, Aisha? - The boy is coming!

Lady, I'm a respectable man

I won't accept disrespect do you understand?

I won't leave until I get rid of the evil in you!

- The boy is coming! - It's okay.

- It's okay. - I'm beaten on my own.

This is for your own good.

- It'll get out! - Here a little.

- It will come out! - Here.

It will come out! It will come out!

- Did it go out? - It's on the way

I'm coming out! Why did you do this?

Why did you do this? Why? Whom will I possess?

- No, not me! - Who will I possess?

- I'm poor! She's a witch, posses her. - Whom?

- Not me! - Where?

- Oh God! - Whom will I possess?

- Who will I possess? - Not me!

Oh God! Me neither!

The police are here, men!

Mr. Abdo, are you still upset with me?

Mr. Abdo, I know you're awake.

How do you know that I'm awake, Aisha?

It's dawn.

Since when do you sleep?

And why wouldn't I sleep, Aisha?

Do I work on diesel?

So answer me.

I'm not upset with you, Aisha.

I'm not upset.

I want to stop doing these stupid things.

I want to reassure you.

You did what you had to do.

You haven't taken bad money for a long time.

God didn't reward us.

If God doesn't reward us will we get beaten, Aisha?

I'm trying.

Everything has It's time.

But you scared the lady.

She ran away and I didn't take the amulet from her.

You'll find all the amulets she had on the table outside.

Oh God! Did you steal from the blessed woman?

You're the blessed one.

Let me sleep.

Okay, I'll choose an amulet that matches my clothes.

Shall I choose one for you?

What is it? What is it?

Come, Abdul Aziz the British shot your brother Mahmoud.

What?

Mahmoud?

Hold on! Where to? You think you can just walk in like that?

- My brother. - It's not allowed.

- Leave him. - What is it?

- Hello. - What do you want?

Please, my brother is here his name is Mahmoud.

He looks like me but a little thinner.

He's inside, they said he was shot.

No entry!

I need to see him, I'm all he's got! Consider me your brother.

Back off! This is a military uniform, you beggar!

Do you think that there are no laws? Go away, come on.

Come in, sir.

It turns out that there are no laws

or I'm not dressed like gentlemen?

Gentlemen's clothes?

You think you're like Mr. Asaad the cotton king?

He controls the price of the underwear you wear.

May God bless him and grant us.

Take, I didn't want to do this but it is necessary.

- Here. - What is this?

What is this? What is this?

- What are you looking for? Wait! - What?

Take this.

What is this? You know Mr. Rustom?

Is it a card?

Why didn't you talk to him when he entered?

Let me enter like he did.

Hold on, you can't enter dressed like this!

Wear a suit if you want their respect.

Even my sleepwear is cleaner than this, Oh God!

What shall I do, Nos? This is what I have.

How will they respect me and allow me to enter?

- Mahmoud! - Mahmoud!

Where are you taking him? Where to?

- He'll get a treatment. - He hasn't recovered!

He's always been respectful.

- Have mercy! - Don't speak!

Don't say anything! Got it? I know what to do.

Move aside, or I'll imprison you!

Don't be afraid!

You will get out, show me the wound.

- Show me. - Get away.

Fine! Don't be afraid, Mahmoud! Don't be afraid!

Did you see?

The gentleman's son works for the British!

The cotton king's son.

What will you do for Mahmoud, Nos?

- Will you leave him in this situation? - He'll be released.

I swear on our father's grave that he'll come out.

You're the lawyer, Rustom. I know who you are.

Who are you, beggar?

Get my brother out like you freed the other guy.

Whose brother? Yours? Back off, or I'll throw you in jail!

They took my brother and he's still bleeding

I'll pay you the amount you want I'll pay you more than the cotton man.

- Is it your brother, who was shot? - Yes.

May God have mercy on him.

What are you saying? What?

Calm down, I'm sorry. They took him to get treated in jail.

In a more accurate sense he'll die in jail.

Release him so he can get treated just like others

I promised I'd pay you even if it meant selling all I have.

What do you have?

Don't let my appearance deceive you. I'll give you the money.

Okay.

- Give me 50 pounds. - In order to bribe?

It seems that you're smart.

It is for the British prison doctor and an officer.

To get a report to transfer him to the hospital.

Then we'll see what happens.

We'll see.

Hello.

Hello, Abdul Aziz. Why didn't you come today?

I hope the reason is good.

No, sir, I had a situation today and I came to ask you for a cash advance.

A cash advance?

No problem, what's the situation? I'm like a brother to you

I sympathize with you, brother Abdul Aziz

I wish Mahmoud is well.

Thank you, Mr. Karawan.

- You don't seem to have a brother. - Well, I do

I have parents, so of course I could have a brother!

A revolutionary brother!

You can't remain silent?

He's not, he's Mahmoud just an ordinary guy.

He was sitting with young militants he was arrested by mistake.

It is very simple, God willing

I want to ask you to agree on a small cash advance

- 50 pounds. - 50 pounds?

There is no problem, Abdul Aziz.

This is a copy, sir.

A copy of what, Abdul Aziz?

My dismissal form?

Well done, Abdul Aziz you have always been smart.

No, no need to do so, sir

I spoke to a lawyer he said he'll be out in a day or two

I'll bring Mahmoud to you tomorrow, sir.

Please, forgive me this time.

Stay by his side and follow up on the case.

Forget the train and the suffering.

It doesn't befit a man of your stature Abdul Aziz.

Sign it, Abdul Aziz.

Okay.

- What did you do? - What did you do?

What is this? What did you do?

- What is this? - Are you blind?

- It's okay. - Abdul Aziz.

- Oh dear God! - Fine...

Oh God!

- What happened? - Such a foolishness

- I apologize. - What is this, Abdul Aziz?

- I'm very sorry. - Oh God!

- It's okay, I am sorry. - What's this?

- Wipe your chin. - What is this?

- This is unacceptable. - Bye.

- This is enough, Abdul Aziz, go. - Thank you.

That's the least I can do for you, get out.

He wants 50 pounds as an advance!

They can't even buy food and yet act like rebels!

He's throwing money around when he's broke!

Take it!

Did you return or what, Nos?

"This series is inspired by fiction, but,

The Thieves' Guild is one of the societies in Egypt.

It's leader is unknown.

Fearing the law, it reached 5 thousand members."

"From a payroll document for the household staff

2.50 pounds, driver 3 pounds, cook

1 pound, waiter

3.50 pounds, housekeeper

1 pound, the salary of Umm Mahmoud the laundress".

Do you know why they call me, Nos?