
It tells the story of two individuals who died on the same night but in different places. However, both men were buried in the same village. Rosman is a very wicked teenager who loves to steal anything, even the mosque's donation box became his victim. He once made a vow with his mother that if he was the one who stole money from the mosque's donation box, he would accept it if Allah took his life inside the mosque. On the night of the 27th of Ramadan, he passed away before he had a chance to repent. Mohammad Nazim, on the other hand, met his fate at a karaoke center after being hit with a liquor bottle by a gangster. Mohammad Nazim went to the karaoke center only to accompany his best friend to visit his son who was critically ill in the hospital. Indeed, the late Mohammad Nazim was previously a heavy drinker, but he had changed and repented, and became a more responsible husband.
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