Who directed Inshallah a Boy?

Inshallah a Boy was directed by Amjad Al-Rasheed.

Who stars in Inshallah a Boy?

Inshallah a Boy stars Mouna Hawa, Hitham Omari, Yumna Marwan.

How long is Inshallah a Boy?

Inshallah a Boy has a runtime of 113 minutes.

Which country is Inshallah a Boy from?

Inshallah a Boy is a production from Jordan.

MovieJanuary 12, 2024LevantNR113 minWatch on: Shahid VIP

Inshallah a Boy

Name: Inshallah a Boy
Genre: Drama
Released: 2024-01-12
Duration: 113 min
Rating: 7.1
Cast: Mouna Hawa, Hitham Omari, Yumna Marwan, Salwa Nakkara, Mohammad Al Jizawi

إن شاء الله ولد

Nawal’s brave deception.

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Inshallah a Boy, is a 2024 Jordanian movie, directed by Amjad Al-Rasheed, and starring Mouna Hawa, Hitham Omari, Yumna Marwan, with a runtime of 113 minutes. Content rating: NR.

Overview

After the sudden death of her husband, working mother Nawal has to fight for her inheritance in order to save her daughter and home in a society where having a son would be a game changer.

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Last updated: September 28, 2026

Cast

Mouna Hawa

Nawal

Hitham Omari

Rufqi

Yumna Marwan

Lauren

Salwa Nakkara

Souad

Mohammad Al Jizawi

Ahmad

Eslam Al-Awadi

Hassan

Seleena Rababah

Nora

Siranoush Sultanian

Colette

Serene Huleileh

Feryal

Mohamed Soliman

Adnan

Mona Shehabi

Ghayda

Areej Dababneh

Siham

Niveen Haddadeen

Ibtisam

Assaf al Rousan

Sharia Judge

Nahla al-Moghrabi

The Preacher

Crew

Amjad Al-Rasheed

Director

Delphine Agut

Writer

Rula Nasser

Writer · Producer

Yousef Abd Alnabi

Producer

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Inshallah a Boy is a 2023 drama film directed by Amjad Al Rasheed. A coproduction of companies from Jordan, France, Saudi Arabia, Qatar and Egypt, the film stars Mouna Hawa as Nawal, a recently widowed woman who must pretend to be pregnant in order to protect herself and her daughter from Jordan's patriarchal inheritance laws, which would permit her husband's family to take everything she owned, leaving Nawal with nothing, solely because she did not bear him a son.