[5] Ghada (Zaki) attempts to obtain money for her mother's sudden emergency surgery while preparing to depart Egypt to perform the Hajj.

According to Zaki, she was first introduced to the script in 2013 when she was filming the Asia television series and immediately loved it, but was committed to other projects at the time.

[6] The soundtrack includes 15 original songs by Jordanian-Canadian film composer Suad Bushnaq In addition, a new arrangement of 'Ya Rayehin Lil-Nabi', the famous 1953 song from iconic Egyptian singer Layla Murad appears in the closing credits.

Music producer Kareem Gaber, also known as “Al Waili” was brought on board to create a fresh and original arrangement while preserving the presence of Murad's voice and integrating the vocals of Nada Abbas.

Within the first month of its release, the film counted 450,000 admissions across the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region.