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

Sources from the production team of the series "Ali Clay" have disclosed that filming will continue during the first week of Ramadan, coinciding with the series' anticipated premiere in the competitive Ramadan programming lineup.

Promotional Controversy Before Launch

The series has captured attention early on, thanks to an extensive promotional campaign spearheaded by lead actor Ahmed Alawdi. This has sparked considerable debate and reactions on social media, particularly regarding the involvement of singer Rahma Mohsen.

Alawdi's Predictions Stir Debate

Alawdi's remarks predicting that the series will top the viewership charts during Ramadan have led to a wave of criticism and mixed reactions, although he has garnered support from a segment of his audience expressing excitement for the upcoming show.

A Narrative Blending Human Drama and Sports

The plot centers on "Ali," an orphan who is adopted and faces difficult circumstances before finding success in boxing and eventually establishing a home for orphans. The story intensifies as he enters a psychiatric clinic for treatment of a mental health condition.

Featured Cast and Characters

Singer Rahma Mohsen plays Alawdi's girlfriend in the series, while actress Intisar portrays his mother. Tarik Al-Dasouqi appears as his father, and Tunisian actress Dora plays his wife, alongside a cast of notable performers.

Salary Controversy Ignites Ramadan Competition

Ahmed Alawdi stirred controversy in the entertainment industry with his claims of being the highest-paid and most-watched artist during Ramadan 2026. This was followed by comments from Mohamed Imam, who asserted that his father, the renowned artist Adel Imam, remains the top earner in the Arab world, reigniting discussions about the competitive landscape of Ramadan programming.