Informed sources revealed that the television series “El Hob La‘ba,” starring actor Nour El-Nabawy and directed by Mohamed Taher, has been officially postponed until after the Ramadan 2026 season, despite earlier plans for it to compete in the upcoming Ramadan lineup.

The decision came following internal discussions among the production team, who agreed to allow more time to finalize the script and fully develop the dramatic structure, particularly given the substantial budget allocated for the project and the desire to present a polished and well-crafted production.

As a result, Nour El-Nabawy will be absent from Ramadan dramas in 2026, marking his second consecutive year away from the season. His most recent Ramadan appearance was in the series “6 Months,” which explored ambition, professional rivalry, and personal growth within the competitive world of real estate sales.

Previously, El-Nabawy also appeared in the acclaimed series “Empires of M,” alongside Khaled El-Nabawy, a project that represented a significant milestone in his television career.

On the cinematic front, Nour El-Nabawy is awaiting the release of the film “Once Upon a Time,” while continuing his recent success following “El Harifa 2,” a film that blended sports excitement with personal challenges and evolving life paths.

The postponement of “El Hob La‘ba” reflects the creators’ commitment to quality over timing, choosing careful preparation over rushing into a highly competitive season, in hopes of delivering a drama worthy of audience anticipation.

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