DR ‹ › The National Broadcasting and Television Company (SNRT) has unveiled the Ramadan 1447 AH (2026 AD) programming lineup for Al Aoula, featuring a wide range of series, dramas, comedies, entertainment shows, and cultural documentaries. Blending heritage with current affairs, the schedule also places a strong emphasis on social themes through fiction. In prime time, viewers can look forward to the series «Al Mardi» and «Attaman». National productions «Och Tmaa» and «Chkoune Kane Igoul» further enrich the lineup, combining social storytelling with dramatic writing, alongside «Seddik» and «Caftan Khadija». Reality television also features prominently, with «Mattihch Ela Lbal 2», while entertainment shows «Maa Lfamila 2» and «Jmaatna Zina» return to the screen. Friday nights will be dedicated to TV movies, including «Hnya Mbarek o Matouss», «Chaala», «The Scorpion», «Mode Avion», and «Al Hob Al Mor». Beyond fiction, Al Aoula's Ramadan programming will spotlight Moroccan heritage and discovery through shows such as «Moudoun Atika», «Amallay 5», «Ahl Al Maghrib», «Men Souk lSouk 2», «Abak Attourath 4», and «Difaf Al Bahja». Family-oriented content also features in the lineup, with programs including «Oussrati», «Ilm wa Hadara», «Al Massira Al Qoraniya», «Nour Wa Bassair», and «Wlidat Bladi». For younger audiences, children can enjoy «Alam Zaynab wa Nafnouf», as well as «Al Mofatich Saadane», a fully Moroccan animated series.
