In Ramadan 2026, several top Egyptian stars, including prominent figures like Ahmed Ezz, will return to the airwaves with their participation in radio series as they seek to engage audiences away from traditional television dramas. This shift towards radio is characterized by a notable emphasis on light comedy genres that are designed to offer laughter and entertainment during the sacred month. These efforts are expected to attract listeners looking for enjoyable content during their daily routines.

Ahmed Ezz is set to feature in a series titled 'Al-Fahlawi', produced specifically for radio by Nogoum FM. Alongside him will be Hanadi Mohanna and Shaimaa Saif, who will bring their comedic talents to the project. The series revolves around a clever character portrayed by Ezz, who adeptly navigates challenges using his unique social skills. This marks Ezz's return to radio following his success with past series such as 'The Richest Man in the World' in 2025 and several other popular projects.

The revival of these radio dramas represents a strategic maneuver in the entertainment landscape, as stars explore alternatives to television amidst a changing viewer landscape. The light comedic approach is particularly significant, allowing for humor to resonate with listeners and possibly capturing a growing audience that enjoys quick, engaging content in a podcast-style format during the holy month of Ramadan. This trend may signal a wider shift in consumption habits among audiences in the region, as they seek diverse forms of entertainment that fit their lifestyles.