United Media Prepares to Release "Qisma Al-Adl" Starring Iman Al-Asi
The series "Qisma Al-Adl" tackles the sensitive issue of inheritance equality between males and females, showcasing intense family conflicts through Iman Al-Asi’s performance and a talented cast
United Media Services is planning to release its new series "Qisma Al-Adl", starring Iman Al-Asi, on January 3 as a tentative public release date 🎬✨.
Filming has been completed, and the series is currently in post-production and mixing, set to be ready in the coming days.
💫 Inheritance and Gender Equality
The series addresses a sensitive and highly debated issue in Egyptian society: equal inheritance between males and females.
It raises the central question: what if a daughter receives the same share as her brothers?
The storyline explores the impact of this scenario on families, particularly daughters, and the potential conflicts within the household 🌟💛.
The series unfolds in a social drama context, with Iman Al-Asi playing "Mariam," married to Mohamed Gomaa, and Roshdy El-Shami as her father.
Mariam has three brothers: eldest Khaled Kamal married to Donia Maher, middle brother Abed Anani married to Enas Kamel, and youngest Khaled Anwar.
Throughout the episodes, intense family conflicts emerge, affecting all characters ✨🎬.
🌟 Cast and Crew
"Qisma Al-Adl" is produced by United Studios, under executive director Dina Kareem, written by Amin Gamal, and directed by Ahmed Khaled.
Alongside Iman Al-Asi, the series stars Roshdy El-Shami, Khaled Kamal, Enas Kamel, Donia Maher, Abed Anani, Khaled Anwar, Doaa Hakim, Karim Al-Omry, Alaa Qouqa, and more 🌟💛.
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