Andre M. Addin

Faris, a firefighter expecting his first child, cancels his trip to the hospital to be with his wife because he has to help Ara find a birthday present for her mother. Their journey becomes an exciting adventure that teaches many good deeds and the meaning of unexpected loss.

Kiblat stated that he would propose to his girlfriend, Asya. Asya accepted with the conditions, Kibla met Asya's father and received his blessing. Again, it was accepted, but when Kiblat told his mother about his desire to get married, his mother outright rejected this desire. The obstacle for Kiblat and Asya to get married actually came from Mrs. Kiblat herself.

Fathia and Reyhan are reunited as adults. However, for the sake of her adherence to religion, Fathia decided to stay away from Reyhan. However, ironically, this separation actually brought Fathia, who had memorized the Koran, to face a bitter reality. She had to accept marriage to an older man who was already married in order to help the family financially.

A man who is angry with his mother finds himself trapped in a timeloop where he has to repeat his day with his mother.

Angga, a male student who rarely prays on time, falls in love with Ratih, a bright and religious young woman, who never expected a man like Angga to be able to steal her heart.

Salim and Rifa had a marriage full of love and happiness, until Rifa passed away. Salim refuses to fall in love again and chooses to focus on looking after his daughter, Nasya. Salim's loyalty is tested when he meets Mila.

Dinar falls for Faiz, who brings color to her dull life. Amid their romance, she faces mounting troubles—unpaid tuition, her late father’s debts, and her mother’s cancer. Then, Firman, a wealthy man, offers her an easy escape—but at the cost of betraying Faiz.