Kehelan

After losing to sattam, musallat seeks to ride the fastest horse in najd. Sheikh Falah offers him the legendary Kehelan in exchange for marrying the woman sattam loves, Qamra.

As the conflict over Qamra intensifies, Sattam directs his anger towards Sheikh Atad, While Naji begins to harbor resentment against Musallat. Qamra, meanwhile, regrets agreeing to marry Sheikh Falah.

Sattam impersonates Qamra’s brother to trap Sheikh Falah, while Qamra collapses under the pressure of escalating events and makes a desperate attempt to end her suffering.

Sheikh Ayad finds out his son Nahar has gone with Dheeb in aid of Sattam, Enraged, he sends men after them. While a fierce battle erupts between Sattam and Sheikh Falah.

Despite Sattam’s recent victory, Qamra hesitates to marry him while Anoud tries to convince her of the idea. Musallat, however, refuses to give up, insisting that the race is not over yet.

Ajhir and her mother devise a revenge plan against Sattam and decide to use Musallat, while Nahar suspects and decides to intervene.

To put an end to Nahar, ajhir sets a trap that puts him and his mother in a thorny problem with Sheikh Ayad, who later makes a shocking decision.

As Moudi rushes to rescue Sheikh Ayad after he is bitten by a snake, Ajheer and Musallat later suspect she has ulterior motives. A group of bandits targets the tribe’s camels.

Nahar and his mother stay with the Sanayda tribe, which belongs to Sheikh Lafi, There they witness his daughter, Haila, challenge one of the young men who have proposed to her in a race. Meanwhile, Sattam secretly plans to mate his horse with the mare Kehelan.

Musallat begins to suspect that something bad has happened to kehelan. Meanwhile, in the Sanayda tribe, Haila is put to the test when Sheikh Lafi goes on a mission and puts her in charge.

Sheikh Ayad agrees to take Moudi to visit her mother’s grave. But Musallat joins them, which upsets her. As for Nahar, he must accept Haila’s condition and compete against her in a race.

Three years later, Sattam celebrates the birth of his son with a huge race, but when Musallat notices a suspicious resemblance between his and Sattam’s horse, he embarks on a mission to uncover the truth.

The conflict between Musallat and Anoud escalates, and a tragedy occurs, sparking a family feud that drives her brothers to seek revenge. While Nahar tries to convince Sheikh Lafi to form alliances with the northern tribes.

When Musallat gathers his men to attack Sattam’s tribe, Sheikh Ayad suggests a plan to stop the bloodshed. In the Sanayda tribe, Haila expresses her desire to accompany Nahar in his bottles.

After Sattam rejects the judge’s ruling, Musallat insists on revenge, so Sheikh Ayad suggests resorting to another judge. As for Qamra, she asks Sattam to allow her to visit her family, while Dheeb suspects she has other intentions.

Dheeb settles back with Al-Ayad tribe, where Sheikh Ayad admires his intelligence and courage. However, Musallat sees an opportunity to exploit him in his plans against Sattam.

Dheeb agrees to Sheikh Ayad’s request, but sets his own conditions, leaving the latter perplexed. On the other hand, Naji expresses his desire to marry Moudi.