Syida Melvin

The story revolves around the background of Nazmi's (Isa Khan) family, who is the stepchild of Datuk Ariffin (Hasnul Rahmat), who secretly married twice. All his secrets are exposed when Datuk Ariffin passes away, which becomes a devastating blow to his first wife, Datin Syuhada (Wilma Muhammad), after the names of Nailis (Catriona Ross), his second wife, and their son Nazmi are listed in Datuk Ariffin's will to be appointed as Chief Executive Officer of his company, while Nailis becomes an advisor. Datin Syuhada has three children with Datuk Ariffin – Shahrul (Mathni Razak), Syaiful (Hafiz Nolan), and Suhaila (Abby Nour). Shahrul is Datin Syuhada's eldest son and he is not very interested in the family business. Not only that, Shahrul is also forced to marry a woman of his mother's choice named Melinda (Ruzana Ibrahim), despite already having a sweetheart named Adeeba (Syida Melvin). Their daughter Suhaila often causes trouble and does not get along with her sister-in-law Melinda.

# Translation The story tells of Munirah living with her four older brothers after their mother passed away while giving birth to Munirah. Munirah successfully continues her studies at a local college while her brothers each have various careers. Her eldest brother Amirul (Fezrul Khan) is a firefighter, Aqil (Fazren Rafi) is a lawyer, Afiq (Fahmy Reza) is a doctor, and Aathi (Fariz Redzwan) is a college student. The story depicts the harmony between Munirah and her siblings. In particular, the character of Abang Long is willing to sacrifice for his younger siblings. Before their mother passed away, Amirul was entrusted to take care of his siblings and he is strict with them. One day, Munirah receives a thesis topic that requires her to conduct research in Indonesia. Her brothers are worried about Munirah and after discussing, Aathif is asked to accompany Munirah to Indonesia. However, Aathif tries to convince Munirah to go to Indonesia alone.

It tells the story of Laila Nabila who faces hardship in her life after her lover disappears and her family is struck by tragedy.

Maria, a successful woman, does not emphasize religious matters and tends to collect various types of statues despite her husband's disapproval. Maria feels she is still young and dislikes being advised by Nora, her best friend, about prayer and modest clothing. For Maria, death is still far away. She also rejects the advice of Irfan, her husband. Irfan does not want to dispute it because he enjoys the luxuries that Maria provides. Their wedding anniversary is planned by Maria to Bali, even though Irfan often suggests they visit the Holy Land instead. However, for Maria, they are still young and will visit it when they are older. In Bali, they have chosen an attractive resort that symbolizes the traditional characteristics of Balinese society. They are welcomed warmly with flower garlands and traditional Balinese music and dance. The chalet provided for them is exclusive and specially designed for newlyweds who often come for their honeymoon.

Pak Dolah is forced to accept his daughter Noni's marriage to Basyir, a restaurant waiter. Basyir is received coldly despite his genuine efforts to care for the ailing Pak Dolah during Ramadan. As Hari Raya approaches, Basyir is forced to return to his hometown, leaving Noni and Pak Dolah behind. Only then does Pak Dolah realize his poor attitude in belittling Basyir. OST SONG Gema Takbir - Abang Ku