Hamada Helal Reveals the Mystery Behind "Al-Madah 5" - Jordan News
Hamada Helal Reveals the Mystery Behind "Al-Madah 5" The fifth season of the series "Al-Madah" currently airing in Ramadan 2025 has sparked widespread controversy among viewers due to its use of symbols and mystery, which raised numerous questions and discussions. اضافة اعلان Hamada Helal, the star of "Al-Madah: The Legend of the Covenant", revealed the truth behind the symbols in the show through a video he posted on his Instagram account. He commented, "If there were really any symbols, I'd be the first one to be harmed, but thank God, we're all fine. The work is going on normally, and what matters is that the series is successful." The fifth season of "Al-Madah" features a large group of famous stars, including: Hamada Helal, Ghada Adel, Khaled El-Sawy, Heba Magdy, Ahmed Bedeir, Yosra El Lozy, Khaled Serhan, Dunya Abdel Aziz, and Tamer Shaltout. The series is written by Amin Gamal, Walid Abu Al-Majd, and Sherif Yousry, and directed by Ahmed Samir Farag. Air Dates and Channels for Al-Madah 5: MBC Egypt Channel: 7:00 PM Cairo Time, 9:00 PM UAE Time. Rebroadcast on MBC1: 12:00 PM Cairo Time.
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