Mahadi J. Murat

Mr. Jabar and his wife are the products of Malay society around 1955-1960. They raise their children, Hassan and Salleh, to express their love of country based on their national and ethnic history. Hassan becomes active in politics, but his political failure and his father's death make him schizophrenic. Their mother tries to rear the boys well, but Salleh turns into a wild young man. He meets Salmah, a cabaret dancer, whom he eventually marries. Relationships within the family worsen...

Fate determines that a week after their marriage, Wan Saffiya is involved in a hit-and-run accident in a village area in Kota Bharu. Wan Saffiya's death causes Tengku Muiz to feel as if he has lost "himself". Tengku Muiz becomes deeply depressed, causing his work at Dhuha Corporation to suffer. Tengku Ruqayah is called home and is appointed as company director to help. One night, Tengku Muiz tells his father that he wants to find "Jannah". Tunku Muazzam reminds him about the need for Muslims to attain Jannah by fulfilling all of Allah's commands in the best way possible.