A fierce war breaks out between Nash'ie and Khash'ie's tribe, and the Dakkak tribe, where many casualties fall. Dakkak captures Nash'ie and stipulates that Khash'ie must be handed over to end the conflict.

Captain Marzouk's attempt to resolve the disputes between the two tribes fails when Dakkak shoots him. Khash'ie manages to fire a canon against Dakkak's tribe and frees Nash'ie.

After Nash'ie is set free, the people of the tribe celebrate his return and thank Khash'ie for rescuing him and the tribe. Nash'ie tells them that he has seen the crescent of Shawwal, so everyone gets ready for Eid.

People are celebrating Eid Al Fitr. During the Eid prayer, Nash'ie uses Khash'ie's canon to fire a bomb against the worshipers, hitting some of them. On the other hand, Dakkak prepares sufficient equipment to take revenge on Khash'ie and Nash'ie.

As a result of firing the canon, the chief of police scolds the prison warden since many criminals have escaped. He is surprised by the people celebrating Eid and informs them that they should be fasting since Nash'ie was mistaken about seeing the crescent.

The police arrest Nash'ie and sentence him to death, while Khash'ie tries to convince Nash'ie's wife to ask for a divorce so as not to become a widow.

Khash'ie tries to delay the execution of the death sentence against Nash'ie until Sultan arrives with the family of the deceased, who waive their rights; everyone thanks Khash'ie.

Nash'ie's father kicks him out after he divorces Ghazala. Khash'ie suggests that Nash'ie proposes to marry Salha, whose husband he has caused the death of. At the same time, Dakkak is looking to marry Salha, his old love.

Nash'ie marries Salha after the death of her husband. On the wedding night, he does not find her at home, and everyone is surprised at her disappearance, while her son continues to search for her.

The police keep conducting inquiries to find Salha, accusing Nashie of killing her. Salha's son, Sabit, is apprehended after he stabs Nash'ie with a dagger. Khash'ie persuades Nash'ie to withdraw the claim against Sabit in front of the district chief so that he could get a job.

The Captain employs Nash'ie in the petrol station. Faisal mediates in Ghazala’s engagement to Darwish, but Balqis rebukes him and rejects the marriage.

While the Captain awaits the return of Nash'ie and Khash'ie with the tanker to open the petrol station, Khash'ie runs into Abu Rabeh on the road, tries to fix his broken car, and takes him to the town. On their way back, the tanker is on fire and the townspeople try to extinguish it.

After they get injured in the tanker explosion, the Captain and Nash'ie are taken to the hospital. The police interrogate Khash'ie, who accuses Sultan of being behind the explosion, and subsequently the police arrest Sultan as well.

For Abu Rabeh to save Nash'ie and Sultan from imprisonment, he claims that a group of masked men attacked the tanker and burned it down. Sabit informs Officer Suweilam that Dakkak kidnapped his mother because he wants to marry her.

Abu Rabeh catches feelings for Ghazala. The Captain insists on leaving the hospital so he can participate in the opening of the municipality center which everyone is getting ready for, but the opening is postponed after a masked man shoots the attendees.

The district chief tries to settle between the Captain and Abu Rabeh to open the municipality center, but Suweilam's shooting at one of the thieves makes the Captain cut the ribbon alone. On the other hand, Dakkak revolts because Bin Hazaa failed to kill Khash'ie.

Nash'ie works in the municipality center as a cleaner, and begins distributing barrels to homes in the village. While Abu Rabeh gets hired as the director of the center, Nash'ie becomes an inspector there and tries to inspect the police station, but Suweilam deals with him.

Khash'ie persuades Nash'ie to trade in salted fish, but deceives him by selling him off a land that he does not own. The Captain quarrels with Abu Rabeh for Khash'ie to close all market shops and demands the issuance of permits before they are reopened.

After the Captain kicks Abu Rabeh out of his house, Khash'ie hosts him, despite Balqis' refusal at first. Nash'ie uses the cleaning barrels as a way to preserve salted fish.

The Captain is infuriated by Abu Rabeh’s decision to obtain ownership permits for the village houses. Nash'ie asks Khash'ie to return Ghazala to him. Balqis quarrels with her son, Khash'ie, when she learns about his ownership of the house.

As Khash'ie gets a job in spraying pesticides in the village, he sprays it on the people, and they choke. Nash'ie starts selling salted fish, and Sabit learns about it.

After Suweilam arrests Nash'ie and accuses him of trading in salted fish and spraying pesticides, Abu Rabeh and engineer Taj El Din are arrested as well. The district chief flogs Nash'ie on his back due to exploiting his work for illegal gain.

Dakkak tries to force Nash'ie to divorce Sabit's mother, but the latter deals with him. Meanwhile, Suweilam arrests Marzouk for his false accusation against Sultan's illicit relationship with a woman, who turns out to be his sister.

Taj El Din fires Nash'ie from working at the municipality. Abu Rabeh informs Khash'ie of his desire to marry his sister, Ghazala. Everyone discovers that there is oil inside Nash'ie's house.

Khash'ie tries to prove the ownership of Nash'ie's house to him in order to seize the oil well, but a government official comes and hands Nash'ie a large sum of money in exchange for handing over the house. Khash'ie's mother decides to dig her house to search for oil.

In the wake of becoming rich, Nash'ie begins to buy cars and houses, while Khash'ie works as his driver. On the wedding night of Ghazala and Abu Rabeh, Khash'ie rejects their marriage and agrees that Ghazala and Nash'ie get back together.

The Captain grows fond of Sultan's sister. Abu Rabeh gets into a brawl with Nash'ie and threatens to kill him due to his marriage to Ghazala. Quarrels come about between the two co-wives, Sabit's mother (Salha) and Ghazala.

The Captain agrees with Sultan on lighting up the neighborhood. Abu Rabeh is considering getting engaged to Sultan’s sister. Nash'ie opens the new market and calls it "Salha, Afra and Ghazala".

Nash'ie buys the Captain's house. The Captain quarrels with Abu Rabeh when he learns that he has proposed to marry Sultan’s sister like he did, besides discovering that he has replaced his son, Rabeh, with someone else's daughter. Suweilam informs Khash'ie that the cannon has been stolen.

Nash'ie divorces Abu Rabeh's daughter and Sabit's mother. Everyone in the neighborhood rejoices at the Emirates unification. Suweilam apprehends Khash'ie and discovers that he has killed Sabit's father with the cannon.