Jordan TV HD
Emirati Arabi Uniti
Jordan TV HD broadcasts a general schedule of news, cultural programming, and entertainment aimed at audiences in the United Arab Emirates and the broader Arab world. The channel airs locally produced talk shows and documentaries alongside drama series and films. Religious content and coverage of national events also form part of the regular lineup. The channel is available via satellite and through select online streaming platforms, with Arabic as the primary language of broadcast. Viewers can find the current schedule through standard electronic program guides provided by regional television providers.
Precedente
22:40–22:45
Trend Zaal And Khadra
Ora
22:45–23:00
Between Lines
6m left
Successivo
23:00–00:00
A Woman's Struggle
Programma
21:45 - 22:00
Between Lines
News
Investigation Analyzing and reporting the most prominent headlines in today's local and global newspapers to provide updates on current events.
22:00 - 22:40
Let's Sing Sessions
Show
People In insightful discussions with prominent Jordanian artists, Saad Abou Tayeh and Nancy Petro explore the resurgence of the nation's cultural legacy, now infused with modern musical elements tailored to the preferences of a new generation.
22:40 - 22:45
Trend Zaal And Khadra
Series, Comedy
From unemployment and delayed marriage to violence and poverty, this exploration of social issues also delves into the impact of social media figures on society through a comedic drama that reflects the reality of society and its challenges. Saif Al Samadi, Hassan Alamoush,...
IN DIRETTA 22:45 - 23:00
Between Lines
News
Investigation Analyzing and reporting the most prominent headlines in today's local and global newspapers to provide updates on current events.
23:00 - 00:00
A Woman's Struggle
Series, Thriller
Belal, who has a well-established family, marries an older nurse in Cairo and returns to his village in southern Egypt with her. And when he dies, his wife experiences conflicts with his family. Nilly Kareem, Gamal Soliman, Kamal Abo Raya, Ahmed Eid, Jomana Morad, Mohamed Jamal...