Qamar al-Din receives a gift from her husband, which is a white bear. Qamar al-Din refuses the gift and tells her husband that the bear is red and not white as he bought it from the seller. She tells him that the house is haunted and that the thing that lives in the house is of no color.

Saadoun learns that his wife, Maysoon, did not cook his favorite food for him, so he goes mad and screams at her and complains to his mother, who gets angry with Maysoon and asks her to take care of her son as she used to take care of him in the days of childhood and boyhood.

Murad meets with the ghosts that inhabit his house, and asks them not to appear to his wife in their terrifying clothes, so that she can deal with them and get used to their presence.

Saadoun's mother feels jealous after she finds him celebrating his wedding anniversary with Maysoon, so she speaks in a dramatic way that makes Saadoun cry, and he decides to give her the gifts that belonged to Maysoon.

Murad is severely beaten by the people of the area, and they call him the owner of the house of jinns and ghosts, and he uses the ghost of the girl Farida to take his right from the people of the neighborhood, and indeed the people of the neighborhood beg him to forgive them after what Farida did to them.

Saadoun accuses Maysoon of treason when she browses through an old school photo album and sees a group of pictures of male students who were her childhood classmates.

Murad and Qamar al-Din are surprised that their house has become famous and people come to see its ghosts and features. A teacher comes with her students on a school trip to the house, and Murad introduces them to the ghosts.

Saadoun asks his mother to give Maysoon water so that she can swallow the food stuck in her throat. The mother stands up in a dramatic manner and tells him that she will not do that because she is not his maid, and asks him how he dared to ask her for this matter in the first place.

Qamar al-Din cuts her finger, so Farida smells the blood. Murad asks his wife to give Farida a sip of her blood to quench her thirst, but she refuses. Then Murad asks Farida to leave, but she brings the other ghosts and they gather around Qamar al-Din.

Saadoun goes out with his friends to watch a movie in the cinema, and during the show, Saadoun talks about his aunt, then his friend interrupts him and asks him to stop talking and watch the movie, so Saadoun gets angry and takes the matter dramatically amid sad music.

Qamar al-Din uses the help of an employee to combat evil spirits to expel the ghosts from her house. Murad gets angry after he learns that the ghosts are in danger and goes to say goodbye to them, but he is surprised that they are multiplying, making Qamar al-Din go crazy.

Maysoon gets angry at Umm Saadoun for inciting him to marry another woman so that she can give birth to him. She tells him of her displeasure, but Saadoun denies the matter and pretends to be pranking his mother.

Murad gets angry with Qamar al-Din after he learns that she hammered a nail into the bathroom wall, injuring Farida's ghost in the head. Qamar al-Din tries again on the wall of the living room and hits the ghost of the saw man.

Saadoun returns home and complains about the traffic jam. He asks Maysoon to prepare food, but she tells him that the gas pipe has run out and that she will not be able to prepare food for him, so he complains to his mother.

Murad installs surveillance cameras in the house to reassure his wife, Qamar, that there are no new ghosts in the house. Murad opens the cameras in the presence of Qamar, who sees the ghosts, collapses, and asks him to leave.

Saadoun tells Maysoon that he is fond of old traditional songs, and she tells him how much she loves modern songs, then asks him to calm down and eat a banana to take the matter in a dramatic way, and he considers it a mockery of him, and he thinks that she treats him like a monkey.

Sauda visits her sister, Qamar Al-Din, and Qamar goes to bring Murad to welcome her, but she finds that she has disappeared. Then the matter is repeated more than once, only to discover that Farida's ghost is the one who imitated her sister Sauda.

Saadoun takes Maysoon to watch a movie, Saadoun gets angry at the children knocking on his seat and bothering him, then he goes to another place and finds the youth's voice is loud and goes to another place and finds a tall person sitting in front of him, so he leaves the cinema and leaves.

Murad tells Kamar El-Din that he is very sad after Farida's ghost was sent to the best voice competition and people did not accept her. He tells her that he will make the best voice competition especially for ghosts only and he will head the jury.

Saadoun goes crazy after he accidentally sees his friend Ramzi in the restaurant and learns that he invited Nazim and Kazem to dinner and did not invite him, and he takes the matter in a dramatic way and makes him regret what he did.

Murad takes a selfie from his new phone's camera and asks Qamar Al-Din to see it. Qamar finds that there is a ghost of a mummy right behind them in the picture, so Murad tries to convince her of the opposite, to no avail.

Saadoun gets angry with Maysoon and takes the matter dramatically after he sees her with her friend in the restaurant and blames her for not inviting him to dine with her, leaving him at home alone with his mother and telling her that he will never forgive him.

Qamar al-Din receives her sister and her husband, so Qamar's sister asks to stay one night at their house. The ghosts of the house get angry at the matter and insist on the guests leaving, using their own methods.

Saadoun hosts a director at his house and asks him to act in tragic scenes, especially since he is good at such things. Saadoun shows a scene that the director did not like, then takes the matter in a dramatic way, and then the director applauds him out of the severity of the reincarnation.

Issam, the owner of his apartment, complains to his brother Murad, and tells him that he raises the rent on him every month and he does not know what to do. Murad suggests to Issam that he take ghosts with him to the owner of the house and tells him that they are able to stop his greed and greed.

Salima visits her neighbor Saadoun to check on him after he underwent an operation on his toe. She throws small chocolates at him to celebrate his safety. Saadoun takes the matter dramatically and tells her that she almost took his life with this behavior.

Abu Majed asks Murad to leave his house. Murad refuses and resorts to the ghost of Farida, then he is surprised that Abu Majed tames Farida in front of him, after which he acquiesces to his request and raises the rent price.

Saadoun makes disturbing noises while having drinks in the cinema, and Maysoon asks him to stop. Saadoun takes the matter dramatically and asks her to stop insulting him and calls his mother to save him.

Qamar's mother tells Murad that she will stay with them to check on Qamar after learning about the ghosts. Murad asks Farida's ghost to appear in front of Qamar's mother to make her go crazy and ask to leave the house. Murad asks Farida to drive her.

Al-Nukhaza Marzouk tries to fix the matter between the two tribes.

The people celebrate Nashe's being released.

During the Eid prayer, Nashe fires a bomb at the worshipers with a Khashe's cannon.

The police chief scolds the prison director after several criminals escape as a result of the cannon being fired.

The police arrested Nashe' and sentence him to death.

Khashe tries to delay the death sentence of Nashe.

Abu Nashea kicks his son Nashe out after divorcing Ghazala.

Nashe marries Salha after her husband's death.

The police continue to search for Salha and accuse Nashe of killing her.

Al Nokhtha employs Nashe at the gas station.

Al Nokhtha awaits the return of Nashe and Khashe with the tanker to open the gas station.

Al Nokhtha and Nashe are taken to the hospital due to their injuries in the explosion of the tanker.

Abu Rabeh claims masked men attacked and burned the tanker.

Abu Rabeh admires Ghazala, and everyone prepares for the opening of the municipality center.

Al-Mutawa tries to make things right between Al Nokhtha and Abu Rabeh to open the municipality center.

Nashe works in cleaning the municipality's center and begins distributing barrels to the homes of the village.

Khashe persuaded Nashe in working in the salted fish trade.

Al Nokhtha kicks Abu Rabeh out of the house, and Kashe has him over in his house.

Al Nokhtha gets angry after Abu Rabeh makes the decision to obtain ownership permits for homes in the village.

Khashe receives a job as a pesticide sprayer in the village.

Swilam arrests Nashe and accuses him of trading in salted fish.

Dakkak tries to force Nashe to divorce Om Sbiet.

Abu Rabe tells Khashe that he wants to marry his sister Ghazala.

Khashe tries to prove ownership of Nashe's house.

Nashe becomes rich and begins to buy cars and houses.

Al Nokhtha admires Sultan's sister, and Abu Rabeh quarrels with Nashe and threatens to kill him for marrying Ghazala.

Al-Nukhaza agrees with Sultan to lighten the neighborhood.

Nasheh buys Al Nokhtha house, and the latter asks to marry Sultan's sister.

Nashe divorces Abu Rabeh's daughter, Uom Sbeit.

Comedic situations in which both Khashe and Nashe fall into, related to the problems that the Iraqi family experience.

Comedic situations in which both Khashe and Nashe fall into, related to the problems that the Iraqi family experience.

Comedic situations in which both Khashe and Nashe fall into, related to the problems that the Iraqi family experience.

Comedic situations in which both Khashe and Nashe fall into, related to the problems that the Iraqi family experience.

Comedic situations in which both Khashe and Nashe fall into, related to the problems that the Iraqi family experience.

Comedic situations in which both Khashe and Nashe fall into, related to the problems that the Iraqi family experience.

Comedic situations in which both Khashe and Nashe fall into, related to the problems that the Iraqi family experience.

Comedic situations in which both Khashe and Nashe fall into, related to the problems that the Iraqi family experience.

Comedic situations in which both Khashe and Nashe fall into, related to the problems that the Iraqi family experience.

Comedic situations in which both Khashe and Nashe fall into, related to the problems that the Iraqi family experience.

Comedic situations in which both Khashe and Nashe fall into, related to the problems that the Iraqi family experience.

Comedic situations in which both Khashe and Nashe fall into, related to the problems that the Iraqi family experience.

Comedic situations in which both Khashe and Nashe fall into, related to the problems that the Iraqi family experience.

Comedic situations in which both Khashe and Nashe fall into, related to the problems that the Iraqi family experience.

Comedic situations in which both Khashe and Nashe fall into, related to the problems that the Iraqi family experience.

Comedic situations in which both Khashe and Nashe fall into, related to the problems that the Iraqi family experience.

Comedic situations in which both Khashe and Nashe fall into, related to the problems that the Iraqi family experience.

Comedic situations in which both Khashe and Nashe fall into, related to the problems that the Iraqi family experience.

Comedic situations in which both Khashe and Nashe fall into, related to the problems that the Iraqi family experience.

Comedic situations in which both Khashe and Nashe fall into, related to the problems that the Iraqi family experience.

Comedic situations in which both Khashe and Nashe fall into, related to the problems that the Iraqi family experience.

Comedic situations in which both Khashe and Nashe fall into, related to the problems that the Iraqi family experience.

Comedic situations in which both Khashe and Nashe fall into, related to the problems that the Iraqi family experience.

Comedic situations in which both Khashe and Nashe fall into, related to the problems that the Iraqi family experience.

Comedic situations in which both Khashe and Nashe fall into, related to the problems that the Iraqi family experience.

Comedic situations in which both Khashe and Nashe fall into, related to the problems that the Iraqi family experience.

Comedic situations in which both Khashe and Nashe fall into, related to the problems that the Iraqi family experience.

Comedic situations in which both Khashe and Nashe fall into, related to the problems that the Iraqi family experience.

Comedic situations in which both Khashe and Nashe fall into, related to the problems that the Iraqi family experience.