One of Ramadan's most diverting traditions is TV. Here are 7 shows to watch

Egypt is known as the Hollywood of the Middle East and North Africa region, and since its TV production industry caters to the Ramadan audience annually, Egyptian TV shows are a staple for those who observe the gracious month, which began on April 2 this year.

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