User Reviews

Since Ramy Youssef is writing or co-writing these episodes, I guess his intention is to make Ramy, the character, look as bad as possible and still retain the audience but wow he does not make it easy.

I never really understood what Zainab saw in that fool (or what all the women flocking to him see in him either). He takes his friend Mo's rant about having multiple wives and drops it on his new wife on their wedding night. Hey moron that's the kind of thing you discuss before getting engaged. I doubt this guy could manage one wife, let alone two. His cousin should run for the hills, she can do a lot better than him.

I was rooting for Mahershala Ali to strangle him but then we couldn't have season 3. I definitely want this show to go on, it's daring and fascinating if sometimes not so easy to watch. I'll try to avoid putting my foot through my TV, that would be expensive to replace.

We Muslims struggle with what we want from this world, we struggle with our desires, our urge, and mostly being a perfect Muslim. No Muslim is perfect I can admit but watching this until the very end felt like a lesson on how to be okay and that it's fine if we made mistakes and commit any sins and that ending when we hear the tapes inside the car quoting " this level of detail is prescribed to us for a clean body, which is the path to a clean heart. This is what Allah asks of us after our time on this earth, to come with a clean heart. The prophet, PBUH, tells us that cleanliness is half of our faith, and in the Quran, we read truly God loves those who turn unto Him in repentance and loves those who purify themselves."

A quote made at the right moment was very emotional to me as a Muslim teenager who's struggling with very relatable stuff. An ending like this, this show is my favorite so far and will always be my first favorite!