Bab Al-Hara - Season 5 Characters

Season 5 Characters

    • Abou Merhi - Sobhi Rifai (Tayyan warm. Beck seized a safe on his home after he sent him to Abu cleaver beaten to pressure him to sell the house) guest 5
    • Faiza - Hnov Khrbtala (Daughter of Abu-Nar. Issam Hallak married to two wives of the emotional and guidance) guest 5
    • Abu Diab/Abu Ghauud - Qusai Khawli (Was a prisoner with Abu Issam and knows that Ma'moon Bek is really Lieutenant Nemer and works as a garbage man for Harat Dabaa) guest 5
    • Abu Shakouch - Zuhair Abdul Karim (Nemes old friend) guest 5
    • Abu Faisal - Mahyar Khaddour (Abu Diab's cousin gives Issam the letter from his father) guest 5
    • Abu Yasser - Mohammed Khaonda (Worker for Maamoun Bek) guest 5
    • Abu Shakir - Ghassan Lactic (Worker for Maamoun Bek and goes to jail at the end for killing Nouri) guest 5
    • Wardeh - (Abu Bader's daughter, adopted by Fawziyyeh but goes back with her original mum at the end) guest 5
    • Samira - Rana Shamis (Wife of Khater) guest 5
    • Leh - (The donkey of the Hara) guest 5
    • Abu Wared - Keke Ibrahim (Worker for Maamoun Bek) guest 5
    • Abu Avatar - Jalal-Term (Soldiers a safe pick. Used in the safe pick-added operations and implemented within the hot pick for the benefit of safe and the French. After the murder of Abu Diab Abu Intention of burning offline store and coffee Abu Shehab Abu Hatem order Maamoun Bek) guest 5
    • , Arab - Sulafa Auishq (Woman living in the estate working dairy products, or Tltgo Joseph to hide then after the French took her home, or Joseph betroth her daughter Hassania Subhi Aladehari I'm known as Abu Obstinacy.) guest 5

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