In the series Al-Kabeer Oy 7, starring the star Ahmed Makki and Muhammad Salam, and many stars, which is shown on television during the holy month of Ramadan, Ahmed Makki, who plays the role of Hazelqoum, was looking for individuals to make a team to play football, to be the specified number of players, with Telling Dr. Rabie that he wants to be the coach of his team, when he found him encouraging Mohamed Salah while he was watching the match on TV.

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The scene of Hazelkoum brings to mind the Ramadan football tournaments that are held in the various neighborhoods and streets of Mahrousa, which is one of the most beautiful manifestations of joy in Ramadan. With the formation of a local team among young people, whether friends or neighbors.

It is known that there are many Ramadan sessions during the holy month, which may be formal or informal among friends and co-workers and aim to increase enthusiasm and activity among young people. In contrast to the Ramadan tournaments organized by clubs or official bodies, the popular Ramadan tournaments in the streets are characterized by flexibility, as the rules are not strict and there is no goal to play more than to have fun and pass the time.

And Ramadan football matches have a distinctive taste during the month of Ramadan among young people, even if it is not a full Ramadan tournament, and just “reserving a ball” for an hour or two per week.

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In the beginning, young people were playing in the street with “drinking ball”, and the matter developed into the formation of multiple teams between residential areas to make progress among the youth, with the establishment of a distinctive popular tournament that makes the youth make a popular tournament with taking in-kind prizes for more confidence and victory.

With time, the Ramadan tournaments turned into a project and a season that brings livelihood to owners of sports centers or small stadiums in different neighborhoods. Where they rent sports arenas to young people, whether in Ramadan sessions or a one-time or two-booking.

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