Faezah Elai

# Translation: After the death of Bilal Haji Badli, rumors spread causing his children to be shunned, leading to division within the community. The mosque also became gloomy following this incident. Haji Badri became the mosque's bilal and would strike the kerantung when prayer time arrived. One day, at the time of Maghrib prayer, Haji Badri collapsed and died after striking the kerantung. This situation shocked everyone, especially the family and villagers. Following this incident, Umar, the son of the late Haji Badri, asks permission from the imam to take the kerantung to the city where he resides to be used there. Meanwhile, Usman is appointed as a temporary bilal to continue the legacy of his late father. Ramadan arrives and Umar returns to visit his mother who lives with Usman in the village. He is surprised to see that the congregation at the mosque is far too small, very different from the previous Ramadans. Various thoughts linger in his mind at this time.

Laura often dreams of a luxurious and famous life. Laura sets her sights on marrying a rich and handsome man named Idham, but their marriage fails. Ashamed of what happened, she pretends to have lost her memory after being involved in an accident. How long can she manage to pretend and deceive everyone? And can her three brothers handle their sister who attracts so much drama?

Rais and his wife Yani live a simple life. They have been blessed with a daughter named Indah who is disabled as a result of an accident during her childhood. One day Rais is suddenly laid off from work as he is accused of causing financial losses to the company. Rais is at a loss thinking of ways to get money to support his family. An accidental introduction to Bard has changed Rais's life. Without Yani's knowledge, Rais has followed Bard to rob in order to get money. Indah, who is also mute, learns about her father's activities and tries to help her father stop robbing. Without Rais's knowledge, Bard has actually planned everything because he wants to take revenge on Rais who once bullied him during childhood, causing him to become disabled.

# Translation Ikram and Marina's marriage is happy, filled with love that constantly blooms despite being blessed with no children. Who are they to deny God's destiny? The strong promise eventually crumbles. The arrival of Insyirah and her young child shakes the strong household that was built. Insyirah is clever enough that Ikram falls for her lies. Marina's heart breaks when she is blamed by her beloved husband. Because of Ikram's blind jealousy, Marina's faithfulness is doubted and trust in her is questioned. His heart worsens when the word of divorce leaves his lips. Marina leaves, carrying herself with a thousand sorrows in her heart. What was thought to be lasting love turns out to be only a passing moment. No longer looking back. The journey must continue, in order to seek a cure for the sorrow in her heart. Yet one by one losses grip her. The feeling of losing someone she loves deeply torments Marina's soul. Only after love has gone does Ikram regret.

The story of the household of a university lecturer, Dr. Rosli Ibrahim. One day, Dr. Rosli is visited by a postgraduate student named Fairuz who registers as his supervisee. Fairuz is a beautiful girl, well-mannered, kind and intelligent. Her kindness and beauty become the topic of conversation among the university lecturers. Besides that, Iwan, another postgraduate student, is also very interested in Fairuz, but Fairuz befriends him only as a fellow student and nothing more. Meanwhile, Dr. Rosli's wife named Fatinah has been confirmed by the doctor to have stage four cervical cancer. Fatinah keeps her illness secret from her husband and her daughter Maya. Although previously Fatinah often taught her daughter to recite the Quran, now she feels tired and weak quickly. Because Fairuz is a graduate of Islamic Studies, Dr. Rosli asks Fairuz to teach Maya to recite the Quran. The kindness and affectionate attitude displayed by Fairuz makes Fatinah try to get her husband to marry Fairuz.

Pak Merdeka and Mak Asiah try not to show favoritism between their adopted son, Azim, and their biological son, Zaki. Now Pak Merdeka has reached the golden age of 59 years old. Mak Asiah has passed away, but during her lifetime, Pak Merdeka wanted to spend the rest of his life with his children and chose to stay with Zaki, who is married. Despite Azim's persistent attempts to convince Pak Merdeka to live with him, Pak Merdeka gives various excuses. Since childhood, Azim has tried to win Pak Merdeka's heart even though he is only an adopted son, and he genuinely loves Pak Merdeka, yet for some reason Pak Merdeka stubbornly refuses to live with him. On the other hand, in his own son's home, Pak Merdeka's presence is disliked by Zaki's wife, Sarah. Sarah dislikes how Pak Merdeka often wears the flag that he calls his Merdeka blanket and boasts stories about how proud he is to be Pak Merdeka's son because he was born on August 31st. To Sarah, Pak Merdeka's behavior is annoying.

Jay is determined to forget his first love and convince his own heart. Jay then meets Dya, a girl he often encounters while jogging in a nearby park. Since then, Jay is convinced that Dya is his soulmate.

Just after the tragic death of her fiance, Karlina (Liyana Jasmay) encounters strange dreams that call upon her return to her mother’s village. Out of curiosity, Karlina and her best friend Isabella decide to head to the village and strange things start to occur almost instantly. Karlina then learns about her family’s history from a recluse yet handsome villager named Armand (Zahiril Adzim). She finds out that her mother ran away from the village to stay away from a ‘haunting presence’ (‘saka warisan’) passed down by her grandmother. The ‘haunting presence’ had attacked Karlina’s father years back when Karlina’s mother refused to accept her legacy. Karlina then struggles to discover the mysteries that lie within her family curse, and whether she will be next to inherit ‘it’.