Qabudan

The middle of the nineteenth century, where Egypt is a state of the Ottoman Empire, a great war is established between the Ottomans and the Russians, but the Turks find themselves unable to confront that war, and then their leaders decide to seek the use of the man who is appropriate for this epic; Qabudan Hassan Pasha Al -Iskandarani, Prince of the Egyptian Fleet. Indeed, the Qabdan prepares its brilliances and capacities, carries them with the necessary supplies and ammunition, and mobilizes a large number of officers, non -commissioned officers and soldiers. On the day before the sunrise, they sail from the port of Ras al -Teen in Alexandria in order to start their risky journey, bearing the trouble of traveling, hardship of military training, fasting Ramadan and their strangeness away from their families, wives and children, to face a war in which they have no guilt except that they are occupied by the Ottoman Empire.