Fu’ad is a young businessman who is about to open a big new company. He works very hard and lives by the saying: “Keep working until you become so big, people already know who you are.” With just seven days left before the company opens, he is focused and excited. Everything is moving well, and he feels like he is closer than ever to reaching his dreams.
Even while around people, he keeps checking his phone to stay updated on his company. He loves using his time wisely and wants everything to be perfect. But this strong focus on business makes him forget about other parts of his life—like his upcoming wedding.
His friend Farouq reminds him about the wedding and how he’s ignoring it. Fu’ad laughs and says business is more important, but Farouq is worried. Fu’ad keeps pushing personal things aside and asks Farouq to take care of wedding matters.
Then Fu’ad receives strange emails warning him not to open his company. They say bad things will happen if he continues. Though he’s used to threats like these, this one feels different. Still, he prays and chooses not to be afraid. He believes in himself and won’t stop.
Meanwhile, Fu’ad’s mother figure, Maamah, is planning a grand wedding. She asks for a lot of money to make it big and fancy, saying the world should see her son is marrying someone special. But her real reasons are deeper—she wants power, respect, and control. She even talks about using spiritual help to make sure the bride obeys her.
Maamah and her helper Hajja plan to use the wedding to show off. They also want to use part of the money for their own secret goals. Fu’ad agrees to send the money without asking many questions, showing again how he cares more about business than family.
In the end, Fu’ad is surrounded by people with different plans. While he wants to succeed in business, others want control over his life. The question is: can Fu’ad balance all these things? Or will all the pressure around him destroy the dream he worked so hard to build?
The story shows a man with a big dream, a world full of distractions, and the many faces of people who claim to love him but may have other plans.
