Antar: The Black Prince
عنتر بن شداد
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Antar: The Black Prince, is a 1961 Egyptian play, directed by Niazi Mostafa, and starring Farid Shawqy, Kouka, Aida Hilal. with a runtime of 130 minutes.
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Antar: The Black Prince is an Arabic historical epic that brings to life the legendary Arab warrior-poet Antarah ibn Shaddad. Born to the prince of the Banu Abs tribe and a slave woman named Zubaida, Antarah is denied by his own father and forced into servitude from birth. Yet his extraordinary courage and martial prowess elevate him above his station — he rescues the women of his tribe from raiders and earns the admiration of all, even as his father refuses to acknowledge him. His heart further complicates his fate when he falls in love with Abla, whose father forces her to marry a rival chieftain who promptly sends warriors to destroy Antarah. A timeless story of honor, love, and the indomitable human spirit.
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