Haroun Al Rashid

Khalifa Moussa Al Hadi plans to overthrow Haroun Al Rashid and replace him with his son Jaafar. Haroun decides to comply with Al Hadi's wishes to preserve the unity of the nation, facing opposition from everyone despite his reluctant agreement.

The conflict erupts among the courtiers inside the palace regarding the Khalifa's decision to remove Haroun Al Rashid from the heirship. As for Moussa, he decides to put his mother in confinement.

Haroun Al Rashid's mother discovers that someone attempted to kill her by poisoning her food. Moussa fears the potential overthrow by Harun Al Rashid.

Moussa Al Hadi dies, and everyone prepares for his funeral. A servant of Haroun Al Rashid gives birth to a child while his wife struggles with infertility. Harun, in turn, pledges his allegiance to Jaafar bin Al Hadi.

Haroun Al Rashid succumbs to everyone's desire and decides to assume the Khalifa after his brother, prompting people to pledge their allegiance to him.

Haroun Al Rashid decides to marry Abbasa to her cousin, while suspicions grow about Al Maamoun taking over the caliphate. Fadl becomes angry due to not being handed the governance of any provinces.

Zubaida, Haroun Al Rashid's wife, gives birth to a son. Harun summons Laith and assigns him to search for Asmaa and her son in Basrah.

Haroun Al Rashid hears the grievances of his people, and his mother implores him to appoint Al Amin as the heir. A crisis erupts in the palace regarding Asmaa, and Haroun discovers the bitter truth about his brother's death and the role his mother played in it.

Zubaida becomes enraged when Haroun Al Rashid appoints his son, Al-Maamoun, as the governor of Khorasan. Haroun then finds his sons in a sword fight which prompts him to intervene.

Haroun Al Rashid faces challenges teaching how to be a good governor and leader. He is also enchanted by a new singer. Meanwhile, Jaafar survives an assassination attempt, leading Haroun Al Rashid to investigate the incident.

Everyone suspects the identity of the person who attempted to kill Jafar, and Haroun Al Rashid's men search for the servant who was involved in the operation.

After the incident with Jaafar, Haroun Al Rashid seeks to strengthen his control over the palace, leading to the arrival of a new group of maids.

A dispute arises between the Abbasids and Jaafar regarding the matter of the servant, as Jaafar attempts to rectify the misunderstanding. Haroun Al Rashid faces a failed assassination attempt by one of the students. Will he survive the ordeal?

Harun al-Rashid decides to engage in a duel with Jafar. However, he suddenly experiences severe pain, prompting the summoning of a doctor.

Haroun Al Rashid's illness sparks concern, leading to appointing Al Maamun as heir against the advisor's wishes. Yet, Haroun Al Rashid recovers, defying the anticipated succession change.

A sword fight ensues within the palace between Haroun Al Rashid's men and Jaafar ibn Moussa Al Hadi's followers. Al Hadi's supporters seek to overthrow the Khalifa, leading Haroun Al Rashid to depart on a journey outside of Baghdad.

Haroun Al Rashid engages in a duel with Al Fariaa, the sister of Al Walid Bin Tarif.

Haroun Al Rashid seeks to put an end to the turmoil stirred by Abi Issmat, while his aunt attempts to spread discord with her alluring voice and overpowering femininity. Meanwhile, Abi Issmat is apprehended, and his fate becomes unknown.

Thaat Al Khal feels saddened by Haroun Al Rashid avoiding her, and subsequently decides to declare her love for him. Al Abbasah becomes angered with Jafar Al Barmaki, thinking he is infatuated with another woman, while Ahmed declares his love for Cyrine.

Haroun appoints Al Maamun to govern in his absence. A conflict arises with Soumaia, Jaafar's daughter, posing a dilemma for her father, who, with Al Abbasah, plans to get rid of the pregnant servant before Haroun's return.

Zubaida suggests to Haroun the idea of hanging the document of succession on the Kaaba's curtains. Meanwhile, the Abbasah decide to sell Jaafar's pregnant servant in the market of traders.

Jaafar finds himself in a difficult situation before Haroun Al Rashid due to neglecting his duties. He is then asked to travel to Damascus to quell the unrest.

Diaa discovers the truth about "Saleh," who claimed to be Haroun Al Rashid, revealing he works for the Khalifa. Haroun then asks Abu Al Itahiya to compose a riddle in the form of as a poem, offering a reward for anyone solving it within two days.

Haroun Al Rashid asks Diaa to participate in solving the riddle with members of his court. As for Haroun's aunt, she is expelled from the palace and banished to Raqqa.

Jaafar loses control over Yahya Al Talibi's claim to the Caliphate. A request for his safe conduct is made, and Haroun Al Rashid consults advisors. Espionage on the Barmakeh in the palace is done to prevent defection.

Haroun Al-Rashid rewards Zubaida for having successfully solved the riddle, and she decides to donate a portion to the pilgrims. Meanwhile, Haroun instructs Layth to spy on all parties and keep him informed of any developments.

Haroun Al Rashid promises Mahdia to marry her, but upon receiving news from Layth about the movement of the Barmakieh towards the palace, he asks him to spread the news of their arrival.

Haroun Al Rashid addresses his men, urging readiness to defend Baghdad, then warns Al Fadl, signaling an impending conflict with the Barmakieh. Later, he decides to free his concubine, Diya.

A brawl erupts between Jaafar and Al Abbasah, prompting Haroun Al Rashid to order the imprisonment of Al Talibi, unaware that Jaafar is plotting to overthrow him.

Haroun Al Rashid negotiates Abbasah's marriage to Jaafar Al Barmaki, asks to replace all Barmakieh in the palace with his loyalists, and urges everyone to prepare for the confrontation with the enemy.

The news of Hasan's death leaves everyone devastated. Haroun urges his men to defeat the leaders of Al Baramkeh. Ahmad sells his ring to liberate Cyrine.

Aba Hashem thwarts an attempt to assassinate Haroun Al Rashid with a poisonous dagger. Yehya Al Barmaki is arrested, and orders are given to execute Jaafar Al Barmaki.