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# English Translation Two years have passed since Sufiya (Dira) left Adani (Sharifah Aryana) and her younger siblings because she could not endure the bad behavior of her hot-tempered and abusive husband. Due to frequent abuse, Adani and her siblings were determined to run away from their father to reunite with their beloved mother. Adani, a dedicated older sister who takes care of her four younger siblings Amir, Adam, Ahmad and Azra. She also constantly ensures that they are protected from becoming victims of their father's abuse. This Ramadan, Adani is determined to take her siblings away to find their mother, Sufiya, who had left them. Sufiya had promised Adani that she would give her children a perfect life. She also promised to return to the village to get her children back after successfully having a stable job and her own place to live.
# The Scammer The story follows Sazali (Kamal Adli), a salesman who frequently deceives the public through various scamming activities such as get-rich-quick schemes, offering special packages for performing umrah and hajj pilgrimages or conducting sacrificial rituals, scratch-and-win contests, land sales, online fraud, bitcoin currency investment schemes and many more. Sazali successfully dupes many businessmen who have made substantial investments, and by his early 30s, Sazali becomes a millionaire and lives a life of luxury. However, every deception and criminal activity committed by Sazali faces opposition from his wife (played by Zulin Aziz). Sazali becomes so engrossed in his new world that his wife and child abandon him. As a result of his scams, Sazali is pursued by two police officers, Arman (Fikry Ibrahim) and Bunga (Puteri Aishah), who go undercover as business partners of "Dato" S to expose his fraudulent schemes.
In the village, no one aspires to become an ustaz anymore. A seven-year-old boy named Awang struggles to find his dream amid the chaos of the end times. a reality he must confront, until his dilemma deepens when the only ustaz in the village passes away. With the community suddenly left without a religious leader, Awang’s unease and restlessness push him further into his search for meaning and the true shape of his aspirations.
