Al Yakhour

In a comedic setting, Noah, Laith's father, leaves the city and goes to live in the countryside, because he is not satisfied with life in the city, and marries Nawund in the shock of his young children, and there he discovers that the defect is not in the place, but it may be in ourselves. In a comedic setting, Noah, Laith's father, leaves the city and goes to live in the countryside, because he is not satisfied with life in the city, and marries Nawund in the shock of his young children, and there he discovers that the defect is not in the place, but it may be in ourselves. In a comedic setting, Noah, Laith's father, leaves the city and goes to live in the countryside, because he is not satisfied with life in the city, and marries Nawund in the shock of his young children, and there he discovers that the defect is not in the place, but it may be in ourselves. In a comedic setting, Noah, Laith's father, leaves the city and goes to live in the countryside, because he is not satisfied with life in the city, and marries Nawund in the shock of his young children, and there he discovers that the defect is not in the place, but it may be in ourselves.