Tahit Moos Al-Hallaq () is an Iraqi comedy television show that ran between 1961 and 1969.
Plot The series revolves, in one of Baghdad's lanes, and it is a popular one. All of its people are from the low-class (working poor). Its main character, Haji Radhi (Saleem Al-Basri) is a Hairstylist that doesn't know how to read and write, so he's an illiterate. His assistant, A'bousi (Hammoudi Al-Harithi) is a little bit crazy, but he dropped school at fifth grade, so he knows the basics of reading and writing. Most of the people of this lane are illiterates, so they go to an anti-illiteracy school. And they have many adventures together, because they are all friends.
Main characters Haji Radhi (Saleem Al-Basri)a poor simple man that cuts hair. A'bousi (Hammoudi Al-Harithi)a poor man that works as an assistant to his master Haji Radhi. Abu Ghanim (Rasim Al-Jumaily)a poor man that works as a smith. He has a son studying in India.
The idea All of its episodes show how people from the lower class treat those from the middle or upper class. The first episode showed how illiterate individuals treat their teacher. In the second episode, it showed how a poor, ill man treats a doctor. Other episodes continue to explore the relationships between people from lower and higher social classes.
The popularity All of its episodes show how people from the lower class treat those from the middle or upper class. The first episode showed how illiterate individuals treat their teacher. In the second episode, it showed how a poor, ill man treats a doctor. Other episodes continue to explore the relationships between people from lower and higher social classes.
See also
Iraqi Republic (1958–68) Abdul Karim Qassim Cinema of Iraq Iraqi National Theater
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