Abu Dhabi Media Network has unveiled its programming lineup for Ramadan 2025, showcasing a carefully selected array of Emirati, Egyptian, and Syrian dramas, alongside thought-provoking documentaries and spiritual content. All programming will be accessible for streaming on the ADtv platform and app. Further details regarding terrestrial broadcasts on Abu Dhabi TV, Al Emarat, and Baynounah TV will be confirmed as we approach the anticipated start of Ramadan on March 1, 2025.

In line with industry practices, specific air times will only be disclosed shortly before Ramadan commences, ensuring a competitive advantage in viewership. We encourage audiences to check Abu Dhabi TV’s website for the latest updates on scheduling.

Among the highly anticipated dramas is Al Boom 2, an Emirati series that follows Shihab (Omar Al Mulla), a merchant navigating the maritime trade routes of the Gulf during World War II. This new season shifts its focus from Kuwait’s pearl industry to the tea trade in Southeast Asia. From Syria, Taht Al Ard presents a historical drama set in 1900s Damascus, delving into fierce merchant rivalries that extend beyond bustling bazaars into personal and political power struggles.

Egyptian dramas take center stage with Fahad Al Batal, an intense narrative featuring Ahmed Al Awady and Mirna Nour El Din. This series follows a family forced into exile after the murder of their village chief, who returns years later seeking justice. Al Ameera, starring Yasmine Sabri, tells the story of Zeinab Al Ameer, a woman trapped in a toxic marriage with a manipulative lawyer, as she struggles to reclaim her freedom.

On a lighter note, the Emirati sitcom Al Ba’ Tahtaha Nuqta transports viewers back to the 1980s, following three women in an adult literacy program whose educational journey leads to unexpected personal growth. Squad is an Emirati e-sports drama that captures the challenges and aspirations of teenagers striving to win an international gaming championship. Meanwhile, Shaghab presents an ensemble Emirati drama that explores the complexities of balancing tradition and modernity within multiple families.

Joudar 2 continues the Egyptian fantasy drama inspired by One Thousand and One Nights, following Shahrazad as she enchants King Shahrayar with her storytelling, transforming him from a vengeful ruler into an enlightened leader.

Ramadan wouldn’t be complete without comedy, and Wesh Saad brings laughter through a cross-cultural Emirati-Egyptian storyline featuring Ahmed Saleh and Ayten Amer. The show follows a wealthy Emirati businessman who, after an accident in Egypt, finds himself living in a working-class neighborhood, embracing an unexpectedly simpler life. Egyptian comedian Mohamed Henedy stars in Shehadat Moamlaet Atfal, a humorous tale about a lawyer who wakes up 20 years after a car accident to navigate an unfamiliar, high-tech world.

For those interested in engaging lifestyle and spiritual content, Al Shara will challenge contestants’ knowledge of Emirati culture through a Ramadan-themed game show, covering traditional crafts, proverbs, and historical events. Ahl Al Ataa is a documentary series that highlights individuals overcoming hardships with the support of charitable initiatives. Additionally, Al Imam Al Tayyeb, hosted by Dr. Ahmad El Tayeb, Grand Imam of Al Azhar, will provide daily reflections on Islamic values and teachings, offering spiritual insights throughout the holy month.