Upcoming Series 'Ali Clay' Sparks Controversy Ahead of Ramadan Premiere

Production sources for the series "Ali Clay" have confirmed that filming will continue during the first week of Ramadan, coinciding with its highly anticipated premiere in the Ramadan series competition.

Promotional Efforts Generate Buzz

Early interest in the series has been fueled by an aggressive promotional campaign spearheaded by lead actor Ahmed Al-Awadi. This effort has not only attracted attention but also sparked significant debate on social media, particularly regarding the participation of singer Rahma Mohsen.

Al-Awadi's Predictions Stir Debate

Al-Awadi's assertion that "Ali Clay" will be the most-watched series of the Ramadan season has drawn mixed reactions. While some viewers have rallied behind him, others have criticized his bold claims.

A Narrative of Resilience and Sports

The series follows the journey of "Ali," an orphan who faces numerous challenges before finding success in boxing and ultimately establishing a home for other orphans. The storyline intensifies as Ali seeks treatment for a mental health condition in a psychiatric hospital.

Key Cast Members and Characters

Rahma Mohsen plays Al-Awadi's love interest, while actress Intisar portrays his mother. Tarek El Desouki takes on the role of his father, and Tunisian actress Dora plays his wife, among other notable cast members.

Salary Dispute Adds to Ramadan Competition

Al-Awadi's claim of being the highest-paid artist for the upcoming Ramadan 2026 season has ignited further controversy, especially after fellow actor Mohamed Imam pointed out that his father, Adel Imam, remains the highest-paid artist in the Arab world, reigniting discussions about the competitive landscape of Ramadan programming.