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The true story of the late Dato' S. Roomai Noor and the late Datin Umi Kalsom about their final moments together while performing umrah. A story of love and devotion until the end of their lives.

# Fiza The story tells of Fiza (Rita Rudaini) who is diagnosed with stage three breast cancer. Although she has undergone chemotherapy and surgery several times, this mother of two remains steadfast in living her daily life, driven by an unwavering spirit to see her husband, Hakimy (Aqasha), and her two beloved children, Iskandar (Wan Umar Harith) and Fea (Farzana Latiff). Knowing that her time is running short, Fiza prays every day that she can find a good replacement wife for her husband and a responsible mother for her children. She has made various attempts in her search mission, but Hakimy, who loves her dearly, is not yet prepared to accept anyone to replace Fiza. There are several candidates who seem suitable for Hakimy but are unable to care for the children with full affection. Suhaina, more affectionately known as Mek Su (Raysha Rizrose), is a teacher at the kindergarten that Fea attends. She is a simple, beautiful girl who knows how to win the hearts of children.

Sam wants to live a normal happy life with his girlfriend and soon-to-be wife Lisa. However, Lisa is desired by many, among which includes a mentally disturbed guy named Haikal. Their nightmare begins when Haikal makes a decision to kidnap both Sam and Lisa to take revenge for her rejection towards him. Will Sam and Lisa survive their ordeal?

The wife of a European photographer on assignment in exotic Bali falls for an enigmatic ex patriot under the spell of a mystical death cult...

The story of a pub singer with a son of a wealthy family. The family disapprove the relationship because they don't want him to get dishonor. They also want him to marry the girl that they already choose for him

# Translation Aliah is determined to return to her village with her three children to build a new life after being divorced by her husband, Hisyam. In the village, her marital troubles are exposed when Pak Osman, Aliah's forgetful father, inadvertently tells Talhah, Aliah's childhood friend from the village, about her situation. News of Aliah being neglected by her husband stirs Talhah's sympathy. Talhah's sincere help is warmly received by Aliah. In secret, the love that once blossomed in Talhah's heart blooms again. However, a warning from Hisyam makes Talhah realize Aliah's marital status. Out of jealousy over the relationship between Aliah and Talhah, Hisyam lies in court, claiming he never pronounced the conditional divorce against Aliah, leaving Aliah's status in limbo. Aliah endures many hardships throughout the process of resolving her marital troubles. Can Aliah, a woman considered weak, rise up and change her fate? Or will she continue to fall to her destiny?

Lieutenant Arif and Prebet Badul is a member of the army. After several successful operations, they are given leave. When Arif returned to his village, he finds the Rafidah and fell in love with her. Arif then ask permission from the Ministry of Defence of the country to marry Rafidah, but leave was not long and had to go back to duty to defend the country from enemy threats.

Tales from Mecca is a heavy drama (Islamic) revolving around strange events and mysteries that befell Malaysian pilgrims while performing hajj and umrah. The story is based on true stories as well as accounts from newspapers and magazines. Each episode presents a different story and cast. Episode 1: Door No. 9 of Masjid Nabawi A true story of the great love of Datin Umi Kalthum after her husband Datuk S. Roomai Noor passed away in the Holy Land. Episode 2: Who Did I Meet? A true story about Aisyah who went to Mecca without money but was given assistance by Allah in a most mysterious way. Episode 3: Fate A true story of Juwita, an elderly woman, who was forced to go to Jabal Rahmah to seek a husband but rejected proposals when they came. Episode 4 - After Asr At Pillar 251 A true story of Razak who had to choose between using money to perform umrah or undergo surgery.