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Ramadan 2025 on 2M: a captivating blend of laughter, drama, and tradition

Wednesday 05 February 2025 - 16:40
By: Dakir Madiha
Ramadan 2025 on 2M: a captivating blend of laughter, drama, and tradition

As the sacred month of Ramadan approaches, 2M unveils its annual programming—a meticulously crafted lineup designed to bring Moroccan families together after breaking their fast. From light-hearted comedies to gripping dramas, the channel promises evenings filled with compelling storytelling. Here’s a glimpse of the standout productions set to brighten your Ramadan nights.

‘Mbrouk Alina’: a family comedy full of twists

Featuring a star-studded cast, including Aziz Hattab, Ibtissam Laaroussi, Adnane Mouhejja, Saida Baadi, and Mehdi Foulane, this series follows the life of a young couple navigating parenthood while contending with constant interference from their families. Packed with humor and touching moments, Mbrouk Alina offers a refreshing dose of laughter and warmth, perfect for unwinding after the evening ftour.

‘Dem Lmechrouk’: a high-stakes inheritance drama

Directed by Ayoub Lahnoud, this intense drama begins with the death of Kheira, a formidable businesswoman who leaves behind a thriving livestock and butchery empire. Her three daughters inherit the family farm, but their new role comes with dangerous challenges. Faced with threats from their uncle Kassem, their mother’s rival Bachir, and the gang leader Rkia, the sisters must fight to preserve their legacy. With performances by Meriem Zaimi, Dounia Boutazout, Abdellah Didane, and Sandia Tajeddine, Dem Lmechrouk promises to keep viewers on the edge of their seats.

‘Cherqui W Lgherbi’: a romance entangled in rivalry

This dramatic tale centers on the clash between two feuding families, the Cherquis and the Gharbis, whose conflicts over land and illicit trade fuel an intense storyline. Amid the turmoil, Abla and Yacoub, descendants of the rival clans, fall in love and dare to defy their families for a forbidden romance. Directed by Chaouki El Oufir, the series stars Samia Akarriou, Abdellah Didane, Aziz Hattab, and Nora Skalli. Cherqui W Lgherbi delivers a powerful narrative of love and conflict, sure to resonate with drama enthusiasts.

A diverse lineup of themes and genres

2M’s Ramadan programming extends beyond these flagship shows, offering a variety of options for viewers:

- ‘Alhane Al Madi’: Airing every Monday, this series interweaves the past and present, inviting viewers into a world of layered intrigue. Directed by Yassine Fennane, it continues to captivate audiences with its intricate storytelling. 

- ‘Ain Libra’: Showcased every Thursday, this series delves into the elegant world of Moroccan caftans, featuring a talented cast that includes Nisrine Benchara, Zineb Oubeid, Saïd Bey, and Fadila Benmoussa.

- ‘Mesk Ellil’: A historical romance set in the era of the corsairs of Salé. Airing every Sunday and directed by Hicham El Jebbari, the show stars Hanane Lakhdar, Mehdi Foulane, and Ghita Benhayoun in a tale of love and adventure. Weekly telefilms for fresh perspectives

Every Wednesday, 2M dedicates its evening slot to telefilms, offering viewers poignant short stories that explore various facets of Moroccan society.

A cultural celebration through storytelling

With its thoughtfully curated programming, 2M continues the tradition of celebrating Moroccan culture and capturing the essence of shared experiences. From laughter to heart-wrenching drama, the channel’s Ramadan lineup promises a rich array of emotions and moments to cherish with loved ones. Prepare for evenings filled with connection, entertainment, and unforgettable stories.


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