DOHA: Ooredoo’s Mozaic TV is screening nine popular Arabic series for free to mark Ramadan.
Among the series is Thahab wa awda, starring Ahmad Al Sakka. It is exclusive in Qatar and about the kidnapping of the son of a successful businessman (Khaled) by a gang of organ traffickers.
Happiness, love, defeat and glories also feature in the series, including the exclusive Cello and The Ottomans. Each series contains 30 action-packed episodes — one daily during the holy month. Friends and family will be able to enjoy the series via ‘Ramadan Special’ folder with Videos on Demand service.
Fatima Sultan Al Kuwari, Director, Community & Public Relations, Ooredoo, said: “Ramadan is about spreading joy, giving back to the community and spending time with family and friends. What better way to bond with neighbours and loved ones than through a series of epic TV drama with Mozaic TV!
“We hope our customers enjoy them and encourage everyone to talk about latest episodes with #SharingOurBest on social media.”
Customers travelling across the country will also be able to stay updated on their favourite series through Mozaic GO App, which allows them to stream and watch the content anytime anywhere in Qatar via Ooredoo’s bigger and faster network.
Customers can access the app via Apple Store by searching for ‘Mozaic GO’ and using their Mozaic TV account number to log in. The number can be found on the System Information screen on their Mozaic receiver, or by logging on to Ooredoo Mobile App to check details under their account. The Peninsula
