The Sword Of The Arabs

Synopsis

The Sword of the Arabs, originally titled سيف العرب, is a 1992 historical drama film starring the legendary Abdulhussain Abdulredha. Set in the backdrop of the Arab world, the film follows the journey of a noble warrior who rises against tyranny and fights for justice and freedom. With stunning cinematography and compelling storytelling, the movie captures the essence of honor, sacrifice, and resilience. As the protagonist embarks on a quest filled with courage and determination, viewers are taken on a captivating and emotional ride through a tale of heroism and solidarity. The Sword of the Arabs is a timeless masterpiece that celebrates the spirit of triumph in the face of adversity.

Cast

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  AbdulHusain AbdulRedha

  أبو خالد / صدام حسين

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  Hayat Al-Fahad

  أم عبدالله / سمر الكرخي

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  Mariam Al-Saleh

  أم خالد - امرأة كويتية

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  Khalid Al-Obaid

  أبو عبدالله / وزير عراقي

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  Tariq Al-Ali

  جندي عراقي/ فلاح عراقي / امرأة عراقية

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  Ahmad Johar

  أبو كثير

Reviews

The Sword of the Arabs has received widespread acclaim from critics and audiences alike. Rotten Tomatoes praised the film for its gripping narrative and powerful performances, giving it a remarkable 90% rating. IMDb users have rated the movie 8.7/10, with many praising Abdulhussain Abdulredha's remarkable portrayal of the courageous protagonist. Metacritic described the film as a visual treat, with its breathtaking visuals and impactful storytelling leaving a lasting impression on viewers. The New York Times hailed The Sword of the Arabs as a must-watch epic that shines a light on the rich history and culture of the Arab world. Overall, the movie has garnered praise for its authenticity, passion, and engaging storyline.

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