Ramadan TV is often a mix of comedy, romance, and family stories. But this season, several series are drawing attention to women&rsquo;s rights and the pressures many face behind closed doors, from emotional abuse to financial control.
We Nensa Ele Kan Starring Yasmin Abdelaziz as Jalila Raslan, the series follows a successful woman whose marriage to a doctor becomes increasingly abusive. As the relationship deteriorates, Jalila tries to protect herself and seek a divorce while facing constant pressure and resistance from her husband.
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Etnen Gherna Starring Dina El Sherbiny as Nour and Asser Yassin as Hassan, with Sabren Elnegily as Wafaa, the drama includes a storyline centred on Wafaa, who is trapped in an unstable marriage. After her husband steals gold from Nour&rsquo;s home, he turns violent when she confronts him. The plot links domestic abuse to financial insecurity and the fear of losing control.
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El Set Monalisa Starring Mai Omar and Ahmed Magdy, El Set Monalisa begins with what looks like a romantic relationship but gradually reveals manipulation and control. It focuses on how warning signs, such as money dependence and family interference, can be mistaken for &ldquo;normal&rdquo; behaviour, until the situation becomes harmful.
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Why these stories matter By bringing these experiences to the screen, Ramadan dramas can help viewers recognise harmful patterns, empathise with survivors, and discuss what support and accountability should look like in real life.
Photo Credit: MBC Shahid and Sabren Elnegily&rsquo;s official pages

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