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Upon his return Barry is confronted with many of the moral and social issues that drove him to leave his home country originally. The opulent and lavish life style of the ruling family is in direct conflict with the common population who are living in generally squalid conditions.
Barry's decision to return to the United States is short lived when his father suffers a stroke and dies. He is drawn back into a culture and environment he desperately wanted to leave but now must deal with.
- Wednesday at 10:00 pm et/pt on FX
- 3 Seasons, 32 Episodes
- June 24, 2014
- Drama
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/10 - Cast: Adam Rayner, Jennifer Finnigan, Ashraf Barhom, Moran Atias
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Barry and Molly are ready to wage war on the Caliphate. Leila makes a bold political move, and braces herself for a betrayal. Barry and Daliyah face a final reckoning in their relationship.
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Abuddin plummets into chaos. Daliyah convinces Fauzi to leave so he can be a voice of dissent, and she takes a public stand opposing Barry. In an attempt to regain control, Barry gives Maloof authority to deny Leila's opposition.
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Molly returns to Abuddin determined more than ever to find her daughter's killer. Mahdiya is entrusted with a critical job. Leila and Cogswell enjoy a brief escape from the world - only to find that escape is impossible.
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Haunted by Emma's death and his failure to kill Ihab, Barry isolates himself from his closest allies. Leila leaves the government in protest and forms an unlikely partnership.
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Barry's demanding policies threaten Daliyah. Al-Qadi sets into motion a risky plan to broach peace. Fauzi puts his feelings on the line, leaving Daliyah conflicted. As the elections reel out of control, Barry cracks down on the political process.
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Following thwarted terrorist attacks, Barry bans open prayer at the University - which has major repercussions. Al-Qadi speaks out against violence and restriction of religious freedom.
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Barry and Molly have vastly different reactions to the catastrophe that threatens to throw the country off course. Violent protests break out in Abuddin.
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Barry and Molly take all precautions to prevent a personal tragedy. Fauzi and Daliyah make a connection, emboldening Fauzi to hope for a romantic future.
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Barry discovers that his hold over Abuddin is weak. Sammy engages in a risky relationship. Ihab's desire for revenge is alleviated. Fauzi returns to Abuddin and is thrown into a political role.
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In the third season premiere, Barry becomes interim president, Jamal is on the brink of death and Abuddin is on the verge of disaster.
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It's a new day in Abuddin, and Jamal's destiny, as well of the Al-Fayeed family, is undetermined.
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The elements assist Barry in his effort to overrun the Caliphate's military base. Leila makes a move inside the palace after she recognizes the political tides are shifting.
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Barry executes a mission despite his depleted forces. Leila doubts Jamal's ability to keep the family safe as hostilities reach the palace doors.
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Barry reveals to Molly that he's still alive. Jamal thinks Khalil is the only person he can trust.
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Jamal becomes increasingly paranoid as he becomes suspicious of Rami's loyalty. Barry thinks about how much the palace's support means for his survival.
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Jamal is afraid the country is spiraling out of control and hopes for a military victory.
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Jamal hopes the Chinese will give him military support. Barry stays in Abuddin.
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Barry is concerned that his identity will be uncovered after the Army of the Caliphate arrives.
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Barry tries to accept his new identity. Meanwhile, Jamal encounters a highly decorated war hero.
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Barry is taken in by a Bedouin family, who are bound by hospitality and custom. Jamal is distraught over Tariq's drastic military action.
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Barry searches for salvation in the desert. Jamal struggles with the loss of his brother.
