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Buzzing Bee
While Abee is learning to recite the letters of the Quran, annoying buzzing sounds persist around his ears, causing him frustration and making it difficult to spell the letters clearly.
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While Abee is learning to recite the letters of the Quran, annoying buzzing sounds persist around his ears, causing him frustration and making it difficult to spell the letters clearly.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Intan Nadya Maulida
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Runtime:12 minutes
Studio:Aranck Project
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