Damascus-Sana
National radio stations maintain their programmatic and dramatic rituals during the current blessed month of Ramadan by presenting a variety of programs and dramas produced by the Radio Drama Department of the Public Authority for Radio and Television.
The radio programs and dramas presented in this Ramadan season vary in terms of form and content, with the participation of a large number of Syrian artists in it, such as the Ramadan radio series You Are My Eyes, written by Elias Al-Hajj and directed by Mohsen Ghazi, starring Hussam Al-Shah, Asim Hawat, Wafa Mousalli, and Amanat Wali, which is broadcast daily on the radio station of Damascus Six o'clock in the evening.
As for the series Rih Al Habib, it is written by Bushra Abbas, directed by Muhannad Deeb, and starring Ramez Atallah, Samar Abdel Aziz, Nidal Jawhar and Tamadur Ghanem, and it is broadcast from 1 to 15 of Ramadan daily at 6:30 pm on the radio broadcast of Sawt Al Shabab.
The series Niran Al-Qadr, written by Nadine Khalil and directed by Hassan Hinnawi, is scheduled to be broadcast from the 16th to the 30th of Ramadan daily, on the voice of young people.
The dramatic program Sharafat Al-Rouh presents an idea about Sufism and Sufism, and it is prepared by the writer Mahmoud Abdel Karim, directed by Basil Youssef, and by the artist Hisham Kafarneh and the artist Hana Nassour.
The Sea Tales program is also recorded at the Radio and Television Center in Lattakia with the writer Elias Al-Hajj, directed and directed by Sanan Bilal, starring Nasser Marqbi and a group of drama stars in Lattakia, and it is broadcast daily on the radio station Amwaj at 10:30 in the morning.
Several broadcasters of the drama program broadcast stories written by Ahmed Noman and directed by Iyad Asamandar, and starring a group of Syrian drama stars, in addition to the dramatic program, The Month of Victories, written by Dr. Salim Shabaniyah and directed by Firas Muhammad.
Among the programs broadcast during the blessed month of Ramadan are the drama program “Amusement and Coexistence” written by Nahla Al-Soso and directed by Tharaa Dabsi and the drama program Letters of the Times to come written by Talib Omran and directed by Firas Abbas and starring a group of Syrian drama stars.
The most famous dramatic series, Ruling on Justice, is present in the blessed month of Ramadan, written by Muneeb Hayel Al-Youssefi, directed by Mohamed Anka, and starring a bunch of actors.
Regarding this year's productions, director Basil Youssef, Director of the Radio Drama Department at the Public Authority for Radio and Television, said in a statement to SANA: “Radio drama still has its decent place among all kinds of Ramadan dramas and there is a focus and interest in the quality of this distinctive radio art by the Department of Radio Drama with Quest. To present special works during the holy month in terms of their ideas and topics that they raise, whether they are social or religious, to give a special flavor and distinction in drama programs and Ramadan series.
Mohammed Samir Tahan
