Waar HD

United Arab Emirates United Arab Emirates

Waar HD is a television channel available to viewers in the United Arab Emirates. Its programming focuses on news and current affairs, with a strong emphasis on political analysis, economic reporting, and regional developments. The channel also broadcasts documentary content covering history, culture, and social issues relevant to the Arab world. Talk shows and interview segments are part of the regular lineup, often featuring experts and public figures discussing timely topics. The channel is transmitted in high definition and can be accessed via satellite television providers operating within the country. Programming is delivered primarily in Arabic.

Al Raey's Sons
Previous
22:30–23:25
Al Raey's Sons
Our Houses
Now
23:25–00:00
Our Houses
34m left
Gordon Ramsay: Uncharted
Next
00:00–01:00
Gordon Ramsay: Uncharted
Schedule
Home News Tonight
21:00 - 22:00
Home News Tonight
News, Investigation
A distinctive coverage of all the events and developments in the Arab area, especially the United Arab Emirates and the Gulf region. It also highlights the most important political, economic, and social news. Manal Ahmed.
Edge Of The Unknown With Jimmy Chin
22:00 - 22:30
Edge Of The Unknown With Jimmy Chin
Documentary
Nature No one knows what goes through an athlete's mind when they face dangerous situations during their adventures. Finally, they decide to reveal secrets and stories about their lives that they have not mentioned before. Jimmy Chin.
Al Raey's Sons
22:30 - 23:25
Al Raey's Sons
Series, Thriller
A business empire trembles when three brothers are targeted for assassination simultaneously, unraveling decades of carefully maintained peace, bringing old rivalries and dangerous secrets into the open, and compelling every member of the realm. Maged Al Masry, Khaled Al Sawy.
Our Houses
LIVE 23:25 - 00:00
Our Houses
Show, Debate
Focusing on the most pressing social issues people face by narrating numerous human stories and hosting several experts to discuss possible solutions for each problem, thus benefiting the viewers. Abdullah Al Zarouni.