With this lineup of cooking, drama, comedy and interactive competitions, Roya TV aims to make Ramadan 2025 a month of entertainment, inspiration and rewarding experiences.
Roya TV has announced its schedule for Ramadan 2025, presenting a diverse selection of programmes, including comedy, drama, entertainment and cooking shows.
Roya TV’s Ramadan lineup features an array of cooking shows designed to inspire Iftar preparations. Among the highlights is Habibna El Lazam, a show featuring Chef Abu Julia on a culinary adventure across Jordan. With 30 daily episodes, the show captures his journey, marked by unexpected events, cultural discoveries and exciting recipes. The programme also delves into social and cultural themes, reflecting Jordanian values. Viewers can tune in at 2:00 PM (Jordan time) daily.
Returning for a second season, the family cooking competition Aqwa Sofra, produced in collaboration with Almarai, brings 30 families together in a contest to win the grand prize of 10,000 Jordanian dinars. The show, judged by Chef Deema Hijjawi, Chef Taimour Mauge, and Chef Yousef Iqleim, airs daily at 2:30 PM.
One of Roya TV’s most beloved cooking shows, Roya Kitchen with Nabil, is back with a fresh season, hosted by Chef Nidal Albrihi, known as “The Bulldozer.” Featuring Sameer Hijazi’s comedic touch and expert insights from Chef Ola Tashman and Fawwaz Abu Rabieh, the show blends entertainment with innovative recipes. Catch it daily at 3:30 PM.
Another returning favorite, Yalla Notbokh, continues to bring creativity, entertainment and interactive engagement. Hosted by Chef Yasmin Nasir and Mohamed Nabil, the show presents bold recipes, challenges, and live cooking sessions where viewers can participate via social media and voting. It airs at 5:00 PM daily.
Roya TV will continue its commitment to news coverage throughout Ramadan, airing a daily bulletin at 6:00 PM, offering the latest local and international updates, field reports, and in-depth analyses.
For spiritual enrichment, Fetret Al-Ghoroob, hosted by Rana Alazzam, will accompany viewers before Iftar at 6:20 PM. The programme explores religious and social topics through various segments, including “Kalam Tayyib,” where a Ministry of Awqaf sheikh discusses Islamic values, and “Aya wa Riwaya,” featuring Zaid Al-Shantti, who relates Quranic verses to real-life stories. Religious scholar Mufti Dr. Ahmed Al-Harasis will also answer Fiqh-related questions, ensuring a reflective and serene Ramadan experience.
Roya TV brings back the much-anticipated Comedy Hour, featuring a mix of comedic and social sitcoms with leading Arab actors.
The Jordanian comedy series Okhti w Khalfetha returns for its second season, following Sami’s humorous journey through life’s ups and downs, with a fresh perspective from director Amin Matalqa.
In a major production milestone, Roya Media Group presents its first Syrian comedy series, Ya Ana Ya Hiya, starring Amal Dabbas and Amal Arafa. The show revolves around Nadia, who takes advantage of Suzan’s memory loss to manipulate her, leading to hilarious situations involving a scheming janitor. The series features appearances by top Arab actors, adding to its star-studded appeal.
The new Jordanian sitcom Faraj, starring comedian Imad Farajin and Mohammed Al-Titi, delivers a lighthearted family comedy under the direction of Mahmoud Al-Dwaimeh.
Another major highlight is Haretna Dayeqa, marking the first-ever collaboration between Jordanian stars Zuhair Al-Noubani and Hussein Tbaishat. The show explores neighborhood dynamics and the competitive race for the title of “Mukhtar.”
Roya TV will also feature a selection of drama series catering to various tastes, offering suspense, action, and historical narratives.
Among the most anticipated is Al-Sabe’, airing at 8:30 PM, which takes viewers into the secretive world of gypsies, exploring power struggles and ancient traditions. Directed by Fadi Salim and written by Seif Reda Hamed, the series stars Bassam Yakhour, Amal Arafa and Abdel Monem Amairy.
For thriller enthusiasts, Taht Sabe’ Ard, airing at 9:30 PM, delves into crime and deception. The storyline follows Officer Mousa, who faces the challenge of dismantling a dangerous criminal network that threatens his life and career. Directed by Samer Al-Barqawi, the series stars Taim Hassan, Karine Rizkallah, Mona Wassef and Karis Bashar.
Hakim Basha, airing at 10:30 PM, narrates the saga of a merchant battling to protect his wealth and influence from rival conspiracies. The show features Mustafa Shaaban, Riad Al-Khouli and Dina Fouad, with direction by Ahmed Khaled Amin.
For history enthusiasts, Al-Ahd, airing at 11:30 PM, immerses viewers in Old Damascus during the Ottoman era, portraying intense power struggles among neighborhood leaders. The series stars Fares Ibrahim and Rana Shmeis and is directed by Mohammad Zuhair Rajab.
Roya Play introduces an interactive competition where participants can answer questions based on Roya TV programmes to win valuable prizes. Players navigate through five rooms, each containing three questions with multiple-choice answers. Completing all questions correctly grants entry into the daily draw.
To enhance engagement, participants can discuss challenges, purchase additional tickets, or earn them by watching ads. Prizes include daily rewards, with the grand prizes being a Chery Arrizo 6 Pro 2024 car on the 15th day of Ramadan and, by the end of the month, a fully equipped kitchen worth 15,000 Jordanian dinars from Petra Magic and another car from Al-Markazia Trading Agencies.
