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Drama / Comedy
Maitha and her two friends form a women's independence front and enroll in a literacy school, which becomes the scene of amusing events as a result of the mixing of different Arab nationalities and dialects on the one hand, and the husbands' tireless efforts to thwart the…
Maitha is upset by her husband Atiq's refusal to give her money to buy gold, and when she learns about the opening of registration for literacy schools run by Sahar, she decides to register her name.
The neighborhood women succeed in convincing their husbands to agree to their enrollment in school. On the first day of school, Maitha quarrels with her classmate over where to sit in the classroom. Atiq tries to convince Salem and Saeed to prevent their wives from going to school.
The students at school meet their teacher, Sahar, and begin their studies. Maitha's lateness to school causes a quarrel between her and her husband, Atiq, because of her neglect at home.
Atiq and Saeed try to prevent their wives from studying, and at school, Sahar asks the principal, Mervat, not to teach the AB class, which Maitha is in.
Saeed and Atiq place nails in the road so that the school bus tire blows out, and their wives do not go to school, but the principal succeeds in fixing it.
Fawzia, the Arabic language teacher, takes up her job at the school and gets to know the students. Fatiha tries to get closer to Maitha and Raya, and the latter tells her husband, Saeed, about the school news.
Atiq accompanies Salem and Saeed to the school, where they meet the principal, Mervat, and request that she expel their wives from the school. However, she refuses.
The students mock the teacher, Amal, when she tries to teach them cooking during home economics class, and she is forced to give a class on household chores. Meanwhile, Hessa causes Akbar, the driver, to be injured and lose consciousness.
Akbar decides to resign after Maitha insists on changing the location of the chair that Mervat had moved to another place.
Mervat agrees with the schoolgirls to hold a handicrafts exhibition, and each one of them seeks to sell her products.
The math supervisor visits the school and is welcomed by Principal Mervat. Sahar tries to prepare to meet him, but the students refuse to interact with him or answer his questions because he is a man.
Afraa falls ill, so Fathia takes her to the hospital. Akbar decides to take a leave of absence. Nafisa, the teacher, develops an itch on her hand and believes she has been cursed.
Mervat asks Akbar to work on Fridays, but he refuses. Atiq's sister, Ashba, visits his house and mocks the women of the neighborhood for going to school.
Maitha is forced to take Ashba with her to school, and the students are surprised when teacher Fawzia gives them an exam. Ashba tries to help them, but the students refuse to take a math exam on the same day.
Mervat receives the exam correction committee, so Maitha and Raya agree with Akbar to disrupt the committee and place a large fan in front of it so the papers fly.
Merva investigates the incident of the exam papers that flew away and blames Akbar for opening the window. Maitha and Raya are surprised to find their textbooks missing and discover that their husbands hid them.
Mervat receives a letter from Egypt from a man named Medhat. Akbar causes a power outage at school, and the husbands decide to go on a hunger strike until their wives leave school.
Saeed finds a large pot and gives it to his wife to cook in, and Amal tries to find out the secret that Mervat is hiding about the letters she receives from Egypt.
Sahar calls Raya's house and gets to know her husband, Saeed. Mervat asks Amal, the teacher, to update the data of the students who have been lying about their ages.
As Raya suffers from her husband Saeed's stinginess, Mervat attracts the attention of the teacher, Sahar, because of her constant lateness to school.
Principal Mervat receives a new message from Medhat and tries to hide it from everyone. She asks the teacher, Sahar, to complete the task of gathering information about the students, as Amal had previously failed to do.
Mervat sends a letter to Medhat, and Saeed takes Atiq and Salem to propose to the schoolteacher, Sahar, which shocks his wife, Raya.
The students try to console Raya and support her in her problem with Saeed, and with the help of Maitha, they decide to confront Sahar and spoil her plan to marry Saeed.
Mervat investigates a complaint against Fawzia for her violent behavior, and asks the parents of students Afraa and Fathia to come to the school to punish the two students.
Saeed refuses to give Akbar the price of the grass that Raya took from him, and Mervat decides to stop the correspondence between her and Medhat and announces the establishment of a camp for the female students.
The students are preparing to participate in the camp. Mervat insists that Sahar, the teacher, participate in the camp activities, and Saeed tells everyone that he has medicinal herbs.
The students participate in the camp with the principal, Mervat. Sahar admits that she is a sports teacher, not a math teacher. Atiq gathers his friends at his house.
Amal discovers that Akbar is preventing her from preparing for school exams and tries to tell Mervat about it. Amal then prepares a cake with the students, while Sahar reviews the math subject with the students.
The students are preparing for their final exams, and Mervat asks Amal to make tests for the students.
Fathia gives birth to her child during exam period. At the end of the school year and exams, Mervat distributes prizes to the top students, and Raya wins first place.
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