Kafr Delhap (2017 - 2017)

One of the hamlet's women seeks the doctor out when her daughter starts acting strangely. The doctor is disturbed when the daughter tells him of her imaginary friend who told her that everyone in the hamlet is going to die.

Dr. Saad dreams about a mystery girl who was murdered not long ago. Saad is convinced that the curse on the hamlet will only be lifted when Riyhana gets justice, but he is told that she was a prostitute who practiced magic and charlatanism.

Saad watches as Hend starts speaking Turkish in a man's voice and acting strangely. One of the head watchman's son's men speaks of how Saad and his assistant fled a court order. Saad and his assistant want to exhume Riyhana and perform an autopsy to find the cause of death.

When Bahaa Al-Din tries to take his wife and daughter away, his wife is horrified to see Riyhana. As Hend vanishes, the head watchmen decides to burn Riyhana's body despite Saad's protests but Saad finds Riyhana's body in his house when he returns home.

The autopsy reveals that Riyhana was raped and beaten before being stabbed by a special-looking dagger. As Bahaa Al-Din's men continue looking for Hend, Saad and Tolba bury the body at a location only they know. They seek out an arms dealer to ask about the dagger that killed Riyhana.

Saad tells Bahaa Al-Din about Riyhana and the curse on the hamlet that caused Hend's condition. Bahaa demands that the head watchman finds Riyhana's killer.

When Saad can't find Nasiba, he decides that her story was a lie. The head watchman's men hunt Nabiba down and kill her in front of the house where Riyhana was killed. After telling the head watchman's son the whole story, Saad discovers that Hend and the little girl are about to commit a crime.

Safiya's mother sees Hend holding a piece of Bakheet's mother's leg. The head watchman locks up Hend in her father's house, declaring that she is possessed. Tolba and Saad talk about the influential Bakheet and Mokhtar.

The head watchman tries to get Saad to admit to killing Riyhana. Dalal manages to escape her guards and testifies that Hemdan and his son are the ones who killed Riyhana but the Judge doesn't believe her. He decides to execute her along with Saad and Tolba.

As the people defend Saad, the Judge decides to release him. The head watchman goes over the case again. Saad dreams of a guy raping Riyahana and burying her alive. He informs Tolba that 5 people killed Riyahana, not just Bakheet and Mokhtar.

The head watchman tells his son Tag Al-Din that he knows he was involved in Riyhana's murder. Dalal asks for Saad's help after her father tries to force her to marry Hemdan. Saad and Tolba search for Omran but his sister Zahra blows them off.

When Saad catches Omran, he alleges that he poisoned him and will only give him the antidote if he reveals the truth about Riyhana. Omran tells him that it was Mokhtar, Bakheet and Tag Al-Din who killed Riyhana, but Saad knows that 5 people were involved and that Omran himself was one of them.

Saad looks for Zidan who tells him about the fifth culprit in Riyhana's murder. Rawayeh asks the head watchman to gather everyone involved in Riyhana's murder for a seance.

It turns out that Nasiba lured Riyhana and delivered her to Omran after she learned that Riyhana has fallen for Beshr whom Nasiba loves. Omran brought her to Bakheet, Mokhtar, Tag Al-Din and Beshr who took turns raping her.

Beshr bribes the head watchman's assistant who arrests Omran instead of Beshr. As the head watchman burns Omran alive, Rawayeh tells him that the curse is lifted. Saad rallies the hamlet's people and demands justice for Riyhana.

When Rawayeh tells the head watchman that the curse hasn't been lifted, he grows irate and tells Nasib to kill her. She mysteriously escapes and tries to convince Bahaa Al-Din to seize the hamlet's leadership from the head watchman. It's revealed that Saad is her son.

A flashback reveals that Saad asked for Rawayeh's help to avenge Riyhana. Nasib literally stabs the head watchman in the back and appoints Bahaa Al-Din in his stead.

Saad denies his involvement in Omran's death and raises Zahra's suspicions about Beshr. On Bahaa Al-Din's orders, Nasib burns Mokhtar alive. After Tag Al-Din kills Bakheet, Nasib kills Tag Al-Din.

Beshr threatens Saad to turn him in to Bahaa Al-Din after he overhears him talking to Rawayeh. He wants Saad to tell Zahra that Agaba is the one who stole her jewelry. Nasib threatens Beshr when the jewelry turns out to be a fake.

Zahra kills Beshr. Bahaa appoints Naeem as a Judge. Saad goes to an abandoned house where he meets up with Fula who has been pretending to be Riyhana's ghost.

A flashback reveals Saad's tragic backstory. When his stepmother discovered that her husband took a second wife, she killed him and sent someone after Saad, whose real name is Shehab, and his mother. Shehab's mother was caught and buried alive but he escaped, only to be taken in by Rawayeh.

Hend was in on the plot. When Bahaa Al-Din looks for his wife, he discovers that the ghost haunting his wife is a fake. Saad goes to the abandoned house.

Tolba sees Saad leaving the abandoned house. Saad informs Zahra that the curse is over, and she tells him that she is pregnant.

Saad agrees with Tolba to deceive Bahaa Al-Din. Tolba informs Bahaa that Saad talks to the dead. Mass sightings of dead people are reported.

A flashback reveals Shehab growing up and going to Med school, and how he took the name Saad as he prepared to take revenge on those who hurt his family.

Saad tries to convince Hend that he is her brother Shehab. She agrees to help him and he prepares to avenge Riyhana.

A play covers Shehab's story and how his father was betrayed is shown at the hamlet. Bahaa Al-Din hunts him and Tolba down, but he escapes as Tolba is injured. Bahaa finds Fula.

As Bahaa gets ready to execute Fula, Saad reveals that the woman Bahaa is going to kill is actually Hend.

As the truth about how Bahaa killed his brother is revealed to everyone, he is arrested and buried alive. Hend discovers that Saad has deceived everyone and sold his soul to the devil.