Last week saw the release of AlRawabi School for Girls, Netflix’s latest Arabic original series. Created by Tima Shomali and Shirin Kamal, AlRawabi School for Girls is a six-episode limited series that follows a group of high school girls in Amman, Jordan as they plot their revenge on a trio of bullies at their school. The show, which stars Andria Tayeh, Joanna Arida, Noor Taher, Rakeen Saad, Salsabiela and Yara Mustafa, has attracted the attention of viewers not only in the Middle East, but across the 190 countries in which it was released. Egyptian Streets published its review of the show last week, noting it is a must-watch for its ability to tell a compelling and frustrating tale that provides timely commentary on bullying, women’s rights, psychology, religion, and relationships. Though, by the end, you may or may not be surprised to discover the looming presence over the otherwise “all girls” show: the patriarchy. Note: Stop reading here if you do not want any spoilers. The below discusses key plot points of the show, including elements of the final episode. As noted in Egyptian Streets’ review of the show, its…
‘AlRawabi School for Girls’ Ending Explained – A Shock for Some, Reality for Many
August 19, 2021
