
# Translation The story of Saiful, a husband who lost his wife and children due to his own negligence. After the tragedy that befell his family, Saiful was admitted to the hospital due to emotional trauma. He feels guilty for being the cause of his wife and children's deaths. After returning home, he keeps seeing his wife and children appearing and talking to him. Meanwhile, Madiha is also haunted by guilt for sending her brother, Maman, to Saiful's house, which led to the murder. Madiha seeks an opportunity to confess to Saiful but every time she faces him, her tongue becomes paralyzed. One day Saiful's car breaks down and is helped by Osman, who then invites him to learn about religion. After Saiful agrees, Osman arranges a meeting between Saiful and Tok Ayah, his religious teacher. Saiful arrives with Madiha, and Madiha finds the teachings delivered by Tok Ayah quite strange and questions them.
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