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Aku Ingin Ke Syurga 

Sakinah, a caregiver to Amar (who cannot speak due to trauma from abuse by his own aunt), is also frequently a victim of abuse from her own husband. Various conflicts occur, and eventually Amar dies.
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Sakinah, a caregiver to Amar (who cannot speak due to trauma from abuse by his own aunt), is also frequently a victim of abuse from her own husband. Various conflicts occur, and eventually Amar dies.

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Directed By:Emdy Idris
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Studio:Adtisha Productions Sdn Bhd

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