Every year, as soon as the crescent moon appears, Ramadan begins—and so does the real battle. Not just against hunger, but against time.

Because let’s be honest, trying to keep up with every Ramadan TV series is basically The Hunger Games.

You pick your favorites, strategize your viewing schedule, and pray you don’t fall victim to the spoiler trap.

The Battle of the Remote

From epic revenge sagas to unnecessarily dramatic family feuds, Ramadan series have mastered the art of keeping us hooked.

The real challenge?

Avoiding spoilers before iftar.

No matter how careful you are, there’s always that one friend who posts a major plot twist on their Instagram story before you even finish suhoor.

And let’s not forget the family debates over which show to watch first—because, of course, all the best ones air at the exact same time.

The Meme Takeover

If there’s one thing Ramadan TV guarantees, it’s meme gold. Social media lives for viral moments during the season.

Remember last year when the internet would not stop quoting “Enty Geit Ya Hanan?” (Yes, we all said it at least ten times a day.)

Or when El Ekhteyar dropped that shocking scene, and suddenly, the whole country was collectively holding its breath?

Ramadan series don’t just entertain us—they unite us. Through reactions, debates, and inside jokes, they create a shared experience that somehow makes all the dramatic monologues and intense stare-downs worth it.

The Wildest Plot Twists

Personally, one of my all-time favorite Ramadan TV moments was when [insert specific scene]. It had everything—suspense, heartbreak, and that one shocking moment that made me rewind just to make sure I saw it right.

This Ramadan, I’m not just watching—I’m documenting the madness. Expect meme breakdowns, episode reviews, and deep dives into the most outrageous plot twists.

Because let’s face it, Ramadan TV isn’t just entertainment—it’s a way of life.

So, let’s gear up. Because in the world of Ramadan TV, the real challenge isn’t fasting—it’s keeping up.

And may the strongest binge-watcher win.