00:06cell phone
00:09cell phone
00:10Calm down, Homs, so I can examine you.
00:15You need a mobile phone
00:17He ate a whole sack of chickpeas
00:22Homs Mobile
00:24It is clear that he is suffering from a severe stomach upset.
00:27stomach
00:31Completely forbid eating for two days
00:37Water is sufficient; these ground herbs are dissolved in it.
00:44Ground down, hungry, ground down
00:48Can't he eat a little food?
00:51Food is dangerous for him until the disturbance subsides.
00:55disorder
00:58Pursued
00:58hungry
01:00I remain completely silent
01:02Absolutely hungry
01:05Do not leave any food uncovered in front of him.
01:08Did you hear what the doctor said?
01:11I will be very careful
01:13Absolutely hungry
01:15hungry
01:17Most birds and animals are supposed to fast on their own when they rebel
01:22This bird is very strange
01:25extremely
01:27completely
01:29Take a hungry
01:30hungry
01:35What a wonderful bath
01:38Did you buy it from Qwans?
01:40Goggles? Of course not.
01:42Does street food taste the same as home-cooked food?
01:47Well done, Inbihar!
01:49I have never eaten pigeon like this in my life
01:53To know your wives' skills
01:56I know for sure
01:59Where did you buy the pigeons?
02:01I didn't buy it
02:02It's above the roof
02:05What?
02:06Do you mean the homing pigeons that I keep on the roof of the house?
02:11Yes, it is
02:12Did I do something wrong?
02:14You've ruined my home, Inbihar
02:16This is a carrier pigeon trained to deliver important secret messages.
02:22You didn't tell me this
02:25What details of my work can I tell you?
02:27Through this bathroom, the Prime Minister sends her secret and urgent instructions?
02:34Aren't you going to finish your food?
02:36What food?
02:37What food will there be after this disaster?
02:40Amazing! Did you slaughter the whole dove?
02:44No, only half of it, and I intended to cook the other half for you tomorrow, God willing.
02:56How is he now?
02:58Sleep like a small child
03:00Be careful not to harm yourself; he might eat something without you noticing.
03:04Don't be afraid, Dad
03:06Sorry we kept you awake
03:10I couldn't sleep.
03:12All this because of that gluttonous parrot
03:16All birds, Father, are preoccupied only with thinking about food.
03:21That's not true, who said that?
03:23Solomon's hoopoe was busy searching for and reporting on the disbelievers.
03:29This is what he did in the land of Sheba.
03:32What are you talking about, Dad?
03:35I am talking about the story of the hoopoe and Queen Bilqis.
03:38Don't you know her?
03:40No, please tell me.
03:44But it's a long story, it needs more time than this.
03:49Didn't you say that sleep is a train from your eyes?
03:53Yes, I said so, but wouldn't it be better to postpone it until tomorrow?
03:58Don't put off until tomorrow what you've put off today's story.
04:02Go ahead, I'm listening.
04:05Bilqis was a princess in the kingdom of Sheba.
04:09Her father, King Hudhud, ruled a vast and bountiful land.
04:15But unfortunately, its people worship the sun instead of God.
04:19Where is the doctor? Hurry!
04:22No need for a doctor
04:24He could do nothing anymore
04:29I want Princess Bilqis
04:31Where is the princess, O chief of the ladies-in-waiting?
04:34I sent someone to inform her of her father's illness; I don't know why she was late.
04:40My beloved father
04:43What kept you from me, Bilqis?
04:47I'm sorry, Dad, the delay was beyond my control.
04:50Is there anything more important than me?
04:54My lord, may I speak?
04:57What do you want, Namiq?
05:00O Chief Guard
05:02News reached our enemy, Omar bin Abraha, of my master's illness.
05:07He sent his soldiers to raid our borders.
05:11But Queen Bilqis taught them a lesson they would never forget.
05:16This is what I would have liked to hear.
05:20May the holy sun protect you, my father
05:22Death is inevitable.
05:26That's why I wanted to meet with you
05:31Command us, O Lord, we are all your soldiers and servants
05:35Well done, Sarim
05:39O Commander of the Army
05:43I want you to swear allegiance
05:48Who will succeed me in ruling Saba?
05:53I have chosen Princess Bilqis for you
05:59Bilqis?
06:01Excuse me, sir, but she is a woman.
06:04How can we accept that I am a woman?
06:06This woman
06:09She was playing your role, Army Commander
06:13And protects the borders of Saba
06:18Princess Bilqis is an example of intelligence and wisdom
06:23But wouldn't it be better if
06:27You won't teach me what's best for the government.
06:31Oh chief engineer
06:34I only wanted to inform my master of the opinion of some people
06:39People are like sheep
06:44They need someone to lead and care for them.
06:49I have been killed, my lord, and Princess Bilqis
06:52She is the best person to take care of the country after your long life.
07:10This is our chance to attack Sabr, O my lord King Omar
07:15No, Nabhan
07:16Bilqis has defeated us
07:19Hundreds of our soldiers were killed
07:21We don't want to risk another loss.
07:25This time it's different, my lord.
07:29how?
07:30After the death of King Hudhad
07:33The people of Saba were divided into two groups
07:36Team in the Queen of Sheba's camp
07:39And a team rejects her ruling because she is a woman.
07:43So what is the solution?
07:45I think we should support the other team.
07:47We strengthen its presence at this stage
07:51What benefit do we get from this?
07:54After eliminating Bilqis
07:56It is easier for us to eliminate the other team.
07:59Well done, Nabhan
08:01The Arabs call me Dhu al-Adh'ar
08:06And I will show them the true extent of the panic.
08:12We are finally reunited
08:16What delayed you, brave and resolute leader?
08:19Internal problems in the army
08:22What is it?
08:23to talk
08:25The soldiers would not accept a woman as their queen.
08:28It is not appropriate for you to speak to the Queen in this manner, Commander of the Army.
08:33Leave him alone, Namiq
08:35So show me who is more deserving of ruling than I am.
08:39Which man would be most deserving of ruling?
08:44What do you think of the chief engineer, Mr. Rashid?
08:48Rashid is an old man and incapable of leading the army.
08:52Let Namiq then be our ruler
08:56He is a young man with no experience.
08:59So you want to judge for yourself
09:02What's stopping us?
09:04Do you accept Mr. Sarim as your king?
09:08No, definitely not
09:10Death without that
09:12Did you see?
09:13Since when is the people's opinion taken into account when it comes to who governs them?
09:17You reject the opinion of the wise.
09:19And he accepted the soldiers' opinion.
09:21Who are obligated to obey?
09:24What a contradiction
09:27Here I have cleared the way for you, sir, as we agreed.
09:31Well done, Sarim
09:34I did everything I asked of you
09:37and more
09:39It remains for you to fulfill your promise, sir.
09:42Saba declares a kingdom under your protection
09:45And make me a ruler in your name therein
09:48Do you imagine that I would trust someone who betrays his country?
09:53It was while an agreement
09:54I have now edited it
09:56I don't understand
09:58I will rule Sheba myself.
10:00Or that
10:02Yes
10:05Why didn't you duel me man to man?
10:10Duels are between the most capable.
10:13As for the traitors
10:15They deserve nothing but death.
10:18Far from the battlefield
10:24Queen's Lady
10:26The boat is waiting for you at the shore
10:29Do you expect me to run away from the battle, Sabiha?
10:32Where are you going then?
10:36Don't push your body forward
10:39So that you don't lose your balance
10:41Is the owner satisfied with the level of training that has been reached?
10:45No, Ammar, we have a long way to go.
10:48People are eager for the day of reclaiming land and dignity.
10:52Continue training
10:54And I will tell you when the battle begins.
11:04Who brought this message?
11:06A deaf child, my lord
11:09So we will know nothing from him.
11:11May I ask what bothered you about this message?
11:16It is from the former Queen Bilqis
11:19Do you want to meet me?
11:22Farmers in the fields
11:24They say she has become a poor woman
11:27She begs for food and seeks protection.
11:31She deserves worse than this.
11:34Do you want my advice, my master?
11:37to talk
11:39Marry her
11:40Marry her and you will have legitimacy in ruling
11:43And your former family loves you more
11:46Let me think about it
11:56I knew there was a trick involved.
11:59Defend yourself, you father of camels!
12:03I will make you a slave in my palace
12:05This is my palace, you thief!
12:08How dare you?
12:10Your sword has fallen
12:12Your judgment is no longer valid.
12:13I beg you
12:16I mean, Your Majesty
12:19Reclaim your throne and rule as you wish.
12:22Raise your voice, warrior!
12:24So that your followers and guards can hear you
12:27I am relinquishing a former kingdom
12:31For its owner, Queen Bilqis
12:33In exchange for your forgiveness
12:35You betrayed your soldiers and your people, you father of camels
12:39Do you know the punishment for a traitor?
12:41Don't cover me
12:43I beg you
12:44I pardoned all your soldiers
12:47And I left you to them
12:53You're so cunning!
12:56He lived with the Queen of Sheba
12:58He lived with the Queen of Sheba
13:01And the matter was settled for Bilqis
13:04And life flourished
13:06Thanks to the calf and the consultation
13:08And taking the means of knowledge
13:11The people of Saba lived in prosperity.
13:13They had never seen him before
13:15What do you think, my lady?
13:19amazing
13:20That's exactly what I wanted.
13:24The throne cost a fortune
13:27It took years to build.
13:29But it's a marvel worth the effort.
13:32Great effort, Rashid
13:35The entire nation waits at the Temple of the Sun
13:38Let us celebrate the anniversary of your accession to the throne of the country.
13:41Did you distribute sweets and new clothes to the poor?
13:46There are no more poor people in our kingdom, my lady.
13:49Because of our progress and wisdom derived from you
13:53Rather, it is because of our consultation on every matter.
13:56And our choice of the most correct opinion
13:58Today's joy surpasses all others
14:01I will prostrate myself before the sun until it sets.
14:04In celebration of my great lady
14:06Here is the sun, high in the sky.
14:09The moment of prostration has arrived
14:11This scene was witnessed by one of the soldiers of the Prophet Solomon.
14:16It is the hoopoe bird
14:19A hoopoe? How can a hoopoe be a soldier?
14:23Solomon, peace be upon him, had soldiers
14:26From humans, jinn, beasts, birds, and scent
14:32God has made it subservient to her
14:33I loved that wise queen who consulted with her people.
14:38She already possessed all the qualities for success and advancement in life.
14:44But with this knowledge, she did not reach a knowledge of God.
14:48What is the value of knowledge that does not benefit its users?
14:52Yes, Dad, you're right.
14:55Yesterday I was hungry
14:57Give him the ground herbs as the vet ordered.
15:02And tomorrow, God willing, we will continue the story.
15:32Translated by Nancy Qanqar
