Syakir Daulay

Dafa aspires to be a hafizh of the Quran. Just when his wish was about to be fulfilled, a tough trial came. The mother, Humaira received a doctor's verdict of suffering from leukemia. The father, Yusuf asks Dafa to go home and accompany his mother who is in critical condition. Dafa was forced to return to his home and school in his village

Loka, a man from North Minahasa, is Christian. He is involved in a love story with Nanta, a Muslim immigrant woman. Because they met at the mosque, Nanta thought Loka was a Muslim. In fact, in North Minahasa, it is not taboo for a Christian to be in a mosque to take part in social activities. And, both Loka and Nanta are devout religious believers.

Anto was entrusted to his grandmother in the village, grew up to become a successful doctor, and then returned to make her proud—only to find that his grandmother had died while waiting for him.

A single mother from Bromo does not dare to pursue her dream and carry out her passion, which is writing, because she thinks that her only duty is to make her daughter's dream come true.

New student Acha falls for Iqbal, a high-achieving student who's torn between love and family pressure.

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.

Alea is a 16-year-old teenager who recently moved from Jakarta to Bandung. This move is also used by Alea to erase the memory of her ex-boyfriend, Reynand, who turns out to be having an affair with her best friend.

Imam falls in love with Naira, a violinist who owns a shelter for street children. Imam called her "Humaira" like the Prophet Muhammad's nickname for Siti Aisyah. Mamak disapproves of the relationship because Naira works at a nightclub.